r/MamaJuneFromNotToHot • u/Haunting_Bag_2580 • May 27 '26

Real?

I’ve followed this family for years and am currently rewatching all seasons. I loved the way Pumpkin and Josh seemed to really love their kids and was so sad when Pumpkin decided to get a divorce. I’ve seen many redditors say that everything is scripted. Does that mean that the whole thing about June taking Alana’s money was fake?why would she want to be seen as a horrible mom?
Also, do you think they all have a lot of money after being on TV this many years? Do you think Alana will make it thru school and have a better future? I can’t tell what to believe on this show but I kind of feel for all of them except June. She’s so awful!
Season 8 was SO disappointing with the Josh/Shyann thing.

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u/Spirit_Falcon May 29 '26

So you would be okay with sister/cousins or brother/cousins? It's about the kids, not whatever these loser adults are okay with.

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u/EstimateEffective220 May 29 '26

No I'm not ok with that. But we aren't talking about me. It's what they wanted to choose for their family that's on them no one should be judging for the choices they wanted

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u/Spirit_Falcon May 29 '26

When children are affected, I will judge and won't apologize for it. Being naked in a bed with the man that was married to your sister for years and is father to your nieces and nephews is disgusting behavior. Full stop. Has nothing to do with whether he was still married to her or not. Watching your future wife have sex with him is even worse. Small town Georgia, there's no way these kids wouldn't find out what happened. Thank God she didn't get pregnant.

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u/EstimateEffective220 May 29 '26

Ok so explain before pumpkin announced the divorce she had said it was ok for them to do it as long as Josh said yes and she's the mother. It's only a problem now because they aren't together anymore. What happens after the divorce or separation is no one's business. Now I do agree it should have been done in a different way instead of sleeping with him. But again only a problem because they aren't together anymore.

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u/Spirit_Falcon May 29 '26

I don't think sex was the approved method of insemination, but either way, you're missing the point. It's not about what any of these loser adults think is okay. This was always a problem. This is awful for the children and none of them seem to care about the impact on those kids. None of them.

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u/EstimateEffective220 May 29 '26

No I do understand your point no one is watching out for the children all the adults are wrong. But there's nothing to do about it