Nathan Griffith has been keeping a low profile for a few weeks now after watching David Eason getting aggressive with his son on Teen Mom 2. The scene that played out was tough for Nathan to watch, but he immediately started talking about legal action. It’s clear that both Nathan and his mother want Kaiser to live with them, as they feel they can provide a safe spot for the little boy. Jenelle Evans hasn’t commented on the campaign, as she has deleted Twitter in protest. She felt MTV wasn’t showing her any respect, and she refused to cooperate with their wishes.
According to a new tweet, Nathan Griffith is now breaking his silence about the “Save Kaiser” campaign that was started online using the hashtag #SaveKaiser. The campaign is meant to bring attention to the fact that Kaiser is living with David Eason and Jenelle Evans, especially after the scene played out on MTV, where David aggressively grabbed Kaiser’s arm. It sounds like he’s happy to get the support of viewers during this time, especially since Jenelle had previously convinced viewers that Griffith was a bad guy. Nathan has filed for emergency custody to get his son removed from Jenelle’s home, but Kaiser is still living there with her and David.
Poor guy looks miserable! Jk pic.twitter.com/kshMzHLnRP
— Nathan J. Griffith (@GroundLevelUp) October 23, 2017
“They were supposed to “#savekaiser” last night after my mom got off the airplane. I wonder what happened?” Nathan Griffith revealed on Twitter this week after learning about the campaign to support him in his fight to get his son back.
These days, Kaiser is living with Jenelle and David. Even though she used to be very active on social media, she had dialed it back after learning that MTV didn’t have her back when it came to some footage. During a scene where David grabbed Kaiser’s arm, Jenelle seemingly ignored the incident. Fans were furious, and Jenelle deleted her social media accounts because she didn’t want to deal with the backlash. She also asked MTV for more respect in the future, as she filmed the show for them. People from Child Protective Services have visited the home, but they have never found enough evidence that supports removing a child from her care.
What do you think about Nathan Griffith’s comments about the “Save Kaiser” campaign? Do you think the little boy should be removed from his mother’s home?
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