“Teen Mom” star Ryan Edwards’ mysterious return to social media after stalking arrest
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In the wake of his arrest for stalking, Teen Mom OG alum Ryan Edwards returns to social media which was not welcomed by the fans. On Thursday, March 9, Ryan, 35, shared via Instagram that it is what it is. Former reality stars were quickly flooded with negative comments in the comments section. No, it’s what you make of it, one person wrote, while another added, Go to treatment. We only go to three places. Prisons and/or death. I’m glad you posted this… follow your own advice and go forward! another added. His post was vague and wasn’t captioned, but his words were loaded as they came just one week after he was arrested for stalking, In Touch reported.
Ryan Edwards was arrested on March 1 for stalking and violating his order of protection, according to a press release released by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office. The following day, Ryan was released on bond. His most recent run-in with the law came just two days after Mackenzie Edwards (née Standifer), his estranged wife, filed for divorce. The news outlet previously reported on February 28 that temporary custody and restraining order had been granted to Mackenzie Edwards against Ryan Edwards.
Oh Lord… #RyanEdwards just got arrested AGAIN.
This is very scary for #MackenzieStandifer 🥺
I’m going to make a video on this in the AM (it’s already midnight here!) pic.twitter.com/7529lVXfD1— The Grace Report (@GraceReport) March 1, 2023Advertisement
As A Result Of Being Arrested For Stalking, ‘Teen Mom’ Star Ryan Edwards Has Returned To Social Media With Cryptic Posts
Even when the cameras were off, the drama continued. It seems that controversy never left Ryan Edwards’ and his ex-wife Mackenzie Edwards’ side, despite the fact that they have been removed from the ‘Teen Mom’ show. During the course of the six-year marriage, Mackenzie officially filed for divorce two days before Ryan was arrested. As well as a restraining order, Ryan and Mackenzie’s wedding planner was also presented with temporary custody of the two kids- Jagger and Stella. He was taken into custody on March 1 for stalking and violating an order of protection, according to the Hamilton County, Tennessee Sheriff’s Department. It’s not the first time Ryan is in the news for the wrong reasons. Several times in the past, he was arrested because of his addiction problems. Ryan shared a post on his Instagram page on Thursday, March 9 saying, It is what it is. The post was shared without a caption, causing many fans to comment. Ryan’s last Instagram post – a picture of himself – was shared on February 19 before he shared the controversial captionless post on Thursday, March 9. In spite of the fact that this post was vague and without a caption, his words seemed quite emotional. It could be related to his arrest and stalking charges. Instagram users did not like this post. There was a flood of negative comments on the former reality star in the comment section.
One user wrote It’s what you make it. His parents have been enabling him since he was a teenager, according to another user who slammed him for failing to take responsibility for his actions. He was not welcomed in a positive light at all for his post. His actions have upset fans and followers of the show. At a gym in Tennessee, Ryan and Mackenzie met while working out. The couple got engaged in December 2016 and got married five months later. As a result of Ryan’s history of drug abuse and prior arrests, the couple has been in the news several times since then. The most recent time he ran into trouble with the law was two days after he filed for divorce from his estranged wife, Mackenzie. When she filed for a restraining order in February, temporary custody was granted as well. Even though he was instructed not to contact his now-estranged wife, he sent her a text message nine days later as well as threatened her over the phone. Additionally, Ryan contacted Mackenzie’s father, Bob Standifer, despite being asked to stay away. As soon as Mackenzie heard these life-threatening calls, she recorded them and gave them to the police. He violated the direct court orders for the first time. As for the second time, he was booked for stalking and violating a protection order on Wednesday, March 1. Furthermore, he was found in possession of suspected narcotics and drug paraphernalia.
