PHOTOSRyan Edwards Spotted Out With Bentley After Seeking Help For Substance Abuse
July 12 2017, Updated 6:20 p.m. ET
One big happy family? Maci Bookout and her husband, Taylor McKinney, shared family photos from Bentley's baseball game, as well as Ryan Edwards and his wife Mackenzie Standifer. As seen on the dramatic Teen Mom OG reunion special, Maci and Mackenzie feuded over Ryan's drug addictions and at one point, Mackenzie stormed off stage.
As fans may know, Ryan checked into rehab in late May and resurfaced again back in mid June, around Father's Day weekend. The MTV dad was struggling with substance abuse and as seen on the season finale, he fell asleep at the wheel on the way to his wedding.
As seen on the Ask The Moms special which aired this past Monday night, Maci opened up about the first time Ryan would be reunited with his son. He was still in treatment at the time of filming.
When asked if she will keep the 8-year-old from Ryan after his return, she responded, “I’m going to do my best to not discourage him, but also keep my child safe.”
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As seen in Mackenzie's private Instagram, Ryan posed with his 8-year-old son with Maci and her caption read, "State Champs! Great job Bentley, we love you!"
On part one of the reunion, Mackenzie slammed Maci on the reunion special for not telling her about his drug issues. “Maci you told me to my face merely days after I had informed you that Ryan was seeking help that you have known about his problem since November… that was 186 days he could’ve died and still you said nothing,” she read from a letter she wrote. “You let everyone know that you feared for his life while concurrently exploiting Ryan’s addiction on the show.” She continued, “Helping Ryan doesn’t mean talking about all of his problems on national television, it means being supportive. Not kicking someone down and respecting the privacy we all so graciously deserve.”
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