Fans of 1000-lb Sisters express concern for Amy Slaton’s sons amidst questionable parenting.
Fans of 1000-lb Sisters express concern for Amy Slaton’s sons amidst questionable parenting.
AMY Slaton has been ripped by fans after a concerning detail was spotted in a new TikTok video of her sons.
1000-Lb. Sisters fans have repeatedly called her parenting into question and slammed her for having a “messy” home.
Amy, 35, shared a TikTok video of her youngest son Glenn, nine months, and his big brother Gage, two.
The clip opened with the camera focused on the baby who appeared to be standing with assistance from his mom.
The star asked the tot to share his “early morning thoughts,” at which point he began babbling enthusiastically.
She then panned the camera over to Gage, two, who was laying nearby while playing on his tablet.
He also responded by babbling.
While some fans simply flocked to the comments to weigh in on how “cute” Amy’s boys are, others were distracted by a “dirty” detail.
Glenn was shown wearing a light-colored T-shirt with food stains all around the collar.
In the comments, critics suggested that the reality star should put both of her kids in the bath.
“Looks dirty,” one comment read as someone else chimed in: “That baby needs a bib.”
A third critic wrote: “Please bathe those sweet babies? So sad to see how dirty they are!”
Another commenter replied, writing: “I agree. I love this family but I agree with you.”
“Exactly! I love these people too but they are ignorant about cleanliness!” a fifth fan wrote in part:
There were plenty of supporters in the comments as well as one person reacted: “His two little teeth … so cute. You’re an amazing mom, Amy.”
MESSY MAMA
This isn’t the first time Amy has faced backlash over mess.
She raised some eyebrows earlier this week as she shared a video of her son playing on a messy floor covered in debris and diapers.
Amy filmed Glenn crawling along the hardwood floor while sporting tan shorts, a matching T-shirt, and socks.
He has his back to the camera and used a suitcase to help him stand – which Amy told fans was a major milestone for the tot.
“Glenn stood up,” the proud mom gushed in her caption.
However, fans were distracted by garbage and diapers on the floor in the area the youngster was playing.
One critic wrote at the time: “Girl throw that cup in the trash!!”
And others pointed out the stain on Glenn’s pants and encouraged the mom-of-two to change him.
“Diaper change. Poop on his shorts,” someone commented.
Another echoed: “Dirty pants,” and a third demanded: Change that child’s diaper in time.”
NASTY SPLIT
In addition to taking heat online, Amy has been dealing with a disaster in her personal life.
Her ex-husband Michael Halterman, 40, was ordered by a Kentucky court to surrender his firearms until the open domestic violence case filed against him has concluded.
The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed court documents say Michael must “surrender any and all firearm(s) currently in his possession to the Sheriff.”
The Sheriff’s office will store the firearm(s) until the “required hearing is held or the action is dismissed.”
Michael is allowed to re-claim his firearm if the court does not order a domestic violence order or any other restrictive order.
This official court order comes in the wake of the open domestic violence case Amy filed against her ex-husband amid their ongoing split.
TLC has not yet responded to The U.S. Sun for comment on behalf of the network or Michael.
WILD DRAMA
The U.S. Sun previously reported exclusive information about Amy’s explosive allegations against Michael in her complaint for an open domestic violence case filed in Kentucky court on February 24.
The reality star claimed: “[Michael] is mentally abusive… He’s very controlling.”
She stated: “The night of 2/24/23 he got mad that I went to take the kids with my sister to eat.”
Amy also alleged Michael was “too violent” around their children, Glenn and Gage.
She claimed: “When disciplining the boys he hits too hard. He pulls them by the arm.”
Amy also claimed: “[He] won’t give me money for our eight-month-old.”
She concluded: “He makes me do everything with the house, boys, and has no job.”
Amy had filed an emergency protection order for herself and their two sons on February 28.
On March 7, Michael denied all of Amy’s allegations of domestic violence.
