TEEN Mom Jenelle Evans hit back at a troll who branded her frequent TikTok videos "the greatest free clown show on earth."
The star, 29, got sassy in her latest dance clip, as she sarcastically wished the hater a "HAPPY SATURDAY."
Wearing a gray T-Shirt and holding an orange mug, the mom of three swayed from side to side along with a track from the Zoe Roe Show, which she captioned: "#PositiveVibesOnly."
, wearing her dark hair flowing over her shoulders and going make-up free, added the troll comment on the top of the slide, which read: "Greatest free clown show on earth. Please keep it coming!"
The opening lyrics of the track, which saw the reality star get up from her seat and boogie, chimed: "So this morning I got up and decided I'm going to have a good day today."
She continued with her slow shimmy dance before raising the cup up to the camera in a cheers.
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TIKTOK TREND
Jenelle has been a frequent presence on TikTok during the coronavirus pandemic.
In July, she was seen wearing tiny shorts and twerking on the platform as she responded to
Jenelle danced in tiny shorts, a baseball cap and tank top in her kitchen to Destiny's Child's famous track, Bills, Bills, Bills.
She twerked and gyrated in the TikTok , which read, "when people tell me to get a real job.
"You don't pay my bills," she captioned the post.
Some of her fans loved it and encouraged her to keep working as an "influencer" where she promotes different products on her social media.
"Tell em boo," wrote one fan.
Another added: "Why does it matter what people do for money so long as it's not illegal?"
When one person asked, "If you did have to get a job what do you think it would be," Jenelle replied, "something in the medial field."
JENELLE'S CAREER PATH
The ex- star turned to social media influencing after her husband was in 2018.
David posted tweets many fans found offensive and hateful toward the LGBTQ community.
In an exclusive interview with The Sun,
But the ex surprised some of her fans with the dance moves after previously saying she was playing the "waiting game" before she could become "paralyzed" from her spinal cord disorder.
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