‘Teen Mom 2’ Star Jenelle Evans Shares New Photos of Baby Ensley’s Face
It’s a battle of the Teen Mom 2 babies!
Jenelle Evans just took to Instagram to show off her and David Eason‘s newborn baby daughter, Ensley Jolie‘s face — after teasing fans for days with photos of the back of her head or not facing the camera.
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“Good morning world! #Precious,” she captioned this image with a pink bow emoji.
Jenelle also shared this adorable side-by-side of Ensley in a floral dress, with a matching brown hat on her head.
“My sugar plum,” she wrote alongside a lips emoji.
This was Jenelle and David’s first child together, though they both have two children from previous relationships. Jenelle has two sons, Jace [with Andrew Lewis] and Kaiser [with her ex-fiancé Nathan Griffith]. David has a son named Kaden and a daughter named Maryssa.
The couple started dating in September 2015 and announced their pregnancy back in August, shortly after they were involved in a car accident and police docs revealed that Jenelle was 10 weeks pregnant. She also suffered a miscarriage before conceiving Ensley.
“I had an appointment with [The Doctors’ Dr. Peter Weiss] while I was in LA for the [Teen Mom 2] reunion, and I said, ‘Look, my endocrinologist says I’m pregnant, now I’m bleeding, I need to know what’s up,'” she previously revealed. “And he was like, ‘Well, we did an ultrasound, we did a urine sample and we did a blood test. Everything is coming back that you’re not pregnant.'”
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“When I went home, my endocrinologist said, ‘Well, it looks like you had a miscarriage,'” she added. “So actually instead of it being my period I [thought I] had, I guess [it was] a miscarriage the month before I even got pregnant. And that’s when everyone thought I was pregnant at first.”
See all the photos of baby Ensley by scrolling through the gallery!
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