JENELLE Evans of Teen Mom fame has posted a holiday no-no on social media.
After Christmas, Jenelle posted two adorable photos on Instagram of her three kids in front of their Christmas tree.
The photo shows the Teen Mom’s youngest child, Ensley, hugging her oldest brother, Jace, and her middle child, Kaiser, sitting on the other side.
The first photo is very cute and shows all of the kids smiling at the camera.
The second photo is a little more candid and shows Kaiser making a funny face while Jace is looking away from the camera.
Unfortunately, the kids were overshadowed by the giant tree behind them.
The tree was beautifully decorated with ribbon, color-coordinated ornaments, and a giant snowflake as a tree topper.
The entire tree was lit up with white lights, except for a section directly below the top of the tree that was completely dark.
It looks like Jenelle got done decorating her tree, plugged it in, and decided that their tree was good enough with only three-quarters of its lights.
Jenelle captioned the photo: “Too nice for the naughty list.”
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In a Reddit thread, fans touched on several topics, including the lack of holiday lighting.
A fan commented: “I appreciate the one dead section of their tree lights.”
Another wrote: “That unlit section of the Christmas tree is triggering me lol”
A third said: “The middle of my tree’s lights went out on Christmas Day like hers and it was the biggest first-world problem for me.”
Someone else said: “Why would she not fix the lighting on the tree?”
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To her devoted fans, it’s not a complete shock that Jenelle wouldn’t fix the lights on her tree because a lot of her holiday decorations were last minute.
Less than two weeks before Christmas, her husband David set up a holiday scene complete with fake snow and mini snowmen.
Spotlights illuminated the wintery scene and all the characters of the imaginary town.
David was really proud of his work, but fans were less than impressed with the outcome.
One critic said: “Congrats on the lighting design for the world’s most depressing Christmas village.”
Another commented: “Wow, how impressive. My 70-year-old grandma used to do this without patting herself on the back.”