Teen Mom Jenelle Evans abandons JE Cosmetics trademark after claiming her makeup company is ‘back in business’
FORMER Teen Mom 2 star Jenelle Evans has abandoned her JE Cosmetics trademark after claiming her makeup company is “back in business” amid her tax debt.
The Sun can exclusively reveal the JE Cosmetics trademark was abandoned and listed as “dead” on June 19 after the United States Patent and Trademark Office did not receive a response from Jenelle within six months of the issue date.
He said: “She bought so many units. She purchased 2,000 eyebrow kits. It's the same kits.
Jenelle was fired from in May 2019 after David admitted to shooting and killing the family dog for nipping at their daughter Ensley, 3.
The shooting led to Jenelle being dropped from Instagram sponsorships following to her MTV termination.
The claimed David “did assault” James "with a deadly weapon, a Springfield handgun, by hitting James Spivey in the back of the neck and on his back with the handgun.”
David allegedly threatened to “blow” James’ “f**king brains out,” according to the warrant.
He said: “She’s claiming she’s with relatives, but it’s the opposite. She’s staying at the property. They’re back together.
“She made it very clear she doesn’t want to be alone. She doesn’t want to live on the property alone.”
Jenelle and David, who each have two children from previous relationships and share daughter Ensley, when they were photographed holding hands last week.
Columbus County Emergency Services confirmed to The Sun that the Columbus County District Attorney's Office
The District Attorney’s Office confirmed they are prosecuting David on the assault with a deadly weapon and communicating threats charges.