Jenelle Evans Orders BMW Takeaway After David Eason Leaves It Behind

On Saturday, September 12, 2025, former *Teen Mom* star Jenelle Evans posted an Instagram Story showing a black SUV parked in her garage.

In the caption she wrote, “If your ex abandoned his vehicle at your house, get it towed.” The photo was the first public sign that the 38‑year‑old ex‑husband, David Eason, had left his BMW at her home.

## Background & Context

Eason and Evans married after nearly a decade of on‑and‑off dating. They welcomed daughter Ensley in January 2017 and married eight months later. The couple separated in February 2024 and finalized their divorce in July 2025.

In the settlement, Eason was awarded the BMW and ordered to take over any remaining car payments.

Three months after the divorce, Evans filed a contempt of court motion against Eason. She alleged that he had refused to pay the debts he was legally responsible for, including the BMW. The U.S.

Sun reported in October 2025 that Evans was pursuing the case.

Since their divorce was finalized, the pair have sparked speculation about reconciliation after being spotted together on several occasions earlier in 2025. Evans clarified her position in a TikTok video this week, explaining that she and Eason are “co‑parenting” Ensley, who is nine.

She also confirmed that she has two other sons—Jace, 17, with former partner Andrew Lewis, and Kaiser, 12, with former partner Nathan Griffith.

## Evans’ Social Media Post and Statements

In her Instagram Story on September 12, Evans added a hashtag: “#NotMyProblem.” She also referenced August Keen, whom she dated from August 2024 to early 2025, writing, “August, is yours next?” with a laughing emoji. In a follow‑up post she shared a selfie and wrote, “Sooo happy that’s off my ‘to‑do’ list.”

Evans had previously criticized Eason over the BMW on X in September 2025. She posted, “I’m not paying to ship a BMW 😂 that’s why he agreed to take it. That’s on him, and it’s in a legal court document, so I suggest he obey by the rules 😊.” Her message made clear that she believes the vehicle should have stayed with him.

In earlier statements, Evans described how Eason’s behavior changed after their split. She said, “Everything was nice at first, [he was] very sweet and caring. He was trying to hold my hand and touch me a lot.

That all went away within a month.” She went on to claim that he developed a new “attitude” and began “name‑calling” when frustrated. Evans added, “That was the s*** I was dealing with for nine years and I refuse to still put up with it now.”

Evans also reflected on her tendency toward second chances. “I’m always a believer of second chances, unfortunately. I do that with my exes.

That’s my track record. Everybody knows that. This time, at least it only took a few months to see the dramatic change in his behavior.

Ladies, don’t put up with that.” She used the post to reassure fans that she is “done” romantically with Eason.

## Legal Status and Future Implications

The court documents show that Eason was ordered to pay the remaining BMW payments. The contempt of court filing indicates that Evans believes he has not complied. No public statement from Eason has been released, nor has a court decision been announced regarding the contempt motion.

Evans’ Instagram post suggests she is actively pursuing enforcement of the settlement. By labeling the matter as “#NotMyProblem,” she signals that she expects legal action to resolve the unpaid debts and to remove the vehicle from her property.

As of now, no update has been provided on whether the BMW will be towed or how the contempt case will be resolved. The next steps will likely involve court proceedings where Eason’s compliance—or lack thereof—will be examined. Fans and observers can anticipate official statements from either party as the legal process moves forward.

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