From Not To Hot star, Mama June Shannon is reportedly continuing to spiral out of control and pushing those who love her farther away according to TMZ.
Sources close to Mama June Shannon and family have reportedly told TMZ that things are really bad. They claim at times June goes totally off the radar going several days with no communication.
The source also claims that the family feels that June is getting very close to the point of no return with her drug addiction issues and living in one hotel after the next. As previously reported by Hollywood News Daily Mama June’s drug addiction has taken its toll on her despite family members pleas for her to seek help.
June continues to have very little interest in her children and grandchildren. The family claims that they are so concerned for her that they have made it a practice to drive around searching for June, and at one point called the police to do a wellness check on her.
She most recently made an appearance in an Alabama court pleading not guilty in her crack cocaine case. At this time she is awaiting a future court date.
Since Mama June Shannon’s arrest things have really continued downhill for the reality television star. She has lost her children, sold her home and all of her possessions, and most likely her job.
Recent odd and erratic behavior continues to increase the concern Mama June Shannon’s family and fans have for the WEtv reality star. Many believe Mama June may have run out of money and is selling off her possessions to fuel her alleged drug habits.
Photos from inside the Shannon house reveal that the home is in complete shambles. TMZ claims sources who stopped by Mama June’s place in person have reportedly revealed that the home is very dirty and in complete disarray.
The family had hoped that the indictment handed down would land June behind bars forcing her to get clean once and for all. However, her addiction appears to be growing.
The Shannon family fears for Mama June Shannon’s life and believes something terrible will happen to her if they don’t convince her to return home to them and seek help.
Nina Franklin