‘Teen Mom 2’ Dad Adam Lind Looks ‘Scary Skinny’ Amid Meth And Cocaine Accusations
Adam Lind doesn’t look like himself in his latest photo.
Following numerous rumors against him, including allegations of drug use, the Teen Mom 2 dad shared a photo of himself looking much skinnier than he has in recent months on his Facebook page.
In the photo, which was shared days ago, Adam Lind is seen sitting down in front of his car with his oldest daughter, seven-year-old Aubree Houska, posing on his lap.
On July 11, Radar Online shared the photo with readers, revealing that the reality star dad was nearly unrecognizable as he showed off his “scary skinny” physique. According to the report, Adam Lind, who worked as a personal trainer and attended several bodybuilding competitions, appears to have lost a substantial amount of weight and is no longer sporting the muscles fans are used to seeing.
In April, The Ashley’s Reality Roundup shared a report, claiming that Adam Lind had allegedly failed a drug test during his ongoing custody battle with his youngest daughter’s mother, Taylor Halbur. As the outlet explained, Lind reportedly tested positive for methamphetamine and amphetamine.
According to the report, both Taylor Halbur and Chelsea Houska suspected Adam Lind was using drugs before the court-ordered test.
In other Adam Lind news, the father of two has reportedly quit Teen Mom 2 after being painted as the series villain for the past several seasons.
In February, a source confirmed the news to Radar Online, explaining that after years of being bad-mouthed on the show, Adam Lind was excited to get back to his normal life away from the cameras.
The insider went on to reveal that Adam Lind was under contract during Season 7 of Teen Mom 2 but he barely filmed any scenes for the show. Instead, producers focused on his former girlfriend, Chelsea Houska, who got married and became pregnant in 2016.
Although Adam Lind used to be quite active on Instagram, he hasn’t shared any new photos of himself and months and rarely shares photos on other social media platforms.
[Featured Image by Adam Lind/Facebook]
