- Mama June admitted to a $2500-a-day meth habit.
- She also admitted that her drug habit has bankrupted her.
- Is anyone surprised by this revelation?
By her own admission, Mama June is a meth-head.
The star of such trashy reality shows as Here Comes Honey Boo Boo and From Hot To Not went public with her $2500-a-day habit. Presumably, she did it to come clean.
Not only is this revelation not shocking, but its also the least trashy thing June Shannon has done.
Mama June Is A Hot Mess And Thats Been Her Brand For Years
Mama June made a name for herself by catering to the lowest common denominator in American society. The same Americans that made stars of the cast of Duck Dynasty made June Shannon a millionaire.
A millionaire, mind you, that blew said millions on meth.
This is a beast that we, as Americans, have to own.
And the sad thing is, the crazy meth addiction isnt even the worst thing about her.
She got pregnant at 14 and had her first child at 15. She pursued relationships with two men who went on to become convicted child molesters. And shes been arrested for cocaine possession.
Lets not forget that her current boo, Geno Doak, is also a convicted criminal.
So is Mama Junes latest revelation really that much of a shock?
Enough With The Trashy Reality Stars Already
In the beginning, Mama June and her career were seen as a curiosity. Who, we thought, could live like this?
But as time went on, her trajectory became the norm. As a result, we have to deal with other lowest-common-denominator shows like Duck Dynasty, Alaskan Bush People, and, of course, Tiger King.
There is, in fact, almost a direct correlation between Tiger King and Mama June. Its almost as though the former answers the challenge of the latter: how much worse can you get?
Given all this, its time to fully cancel Mama June and all trashy reality stars like her. Weve had more than our fill of garbage entertainment its time to make quality great again.
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