TEEN Mom star Amber Portwood has settled into her Indianapolis, Indiana home after her ex-boyfriend Andrew Glennon moved to California with their son James, 5.
Amber, 33, bought the four-bedroom, three-bathroom house in 2018 for $315,000.
The Teen Mom: The Next Chapter star moved out of the home to allow her ex-boyfriend Andrew to live in the house with their son after their nasty split in 2019.
The U.S. Sun can exclusively reveal the first photos of Amber’s house after she moved back in with her daughter Leah, 15, who she shares with ex-fiancee Gary Shirley.
In the photos, vases with feathers inside could be seen in the living room window.
Leah also appears to have a highly decorated room all her own.
Amber revealed in October that she is “unpacking,” as she shared a photo of her cat Luna in her bed.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
In August, The U.S. Sun revealed exclusive photos of construction on the house as workers went in and out of her garage for supplies and tools with a work truck parked out front.
Amber had lived in at least two different rentals since allowing Andrew to stay in the home she owns with their son.
HOUSE DRAMA
Andrew and James moved out of the Indiana home and to California in the fall of 2022 after a nasty custody battle.
On Teen Mom: The Next Chapter, Amber accused Andrew of leaving the home trashed.
The front yard was overgrown and unkept, the home smelled of urine, there were stains on the floors, carpet, and walls, and miscellaneous items were left around, according to the episode.
After the episode aired, a source close to Andrew denied he trashed the house to The U.S. Sun.
The insider claimed: “There was a walk-through of the house the day Andrew left. Several people saw the way things were, and that everything was left in order.
“Andrew is notorious for documenting everything. The condition the home was left in was of course filmed and photographed.”
CUSTODY WAR
In July 2022, Amber lost custody of James after an Indiana judge granted Andrew’s request to relocate with him to Los Angeles.
The Teen Mom star has regular monthly visits with their son, but Andrew petitioned the court for an emergency motion to cease her visitation in June after he claimed James was injured while in her care.
In Andrew’s emergency motion, he claimed James “busted his lip” while in her care.
The incident occurred while James was in Amber’s care at a hotel while she was visiting with him, according to The Ashley’s Reality Roundup.
James had allegedly “busted his lip while jumping on the bed,” court documents claim
The court papers read: “The minor child had a busted, bloody lip. The minor child became hysterical, [Amber] began yelling, and [Amber] immediately terminated the video call with [Andrew] and refused to respond for an extended amount of time to his numerous inquiries, including phone calls and text messages, as to what happened and what was going on.”
Andrew said he “feared for [James’] safety” and went to Amber’s hotel and retrieved James somewhere around 1:30 am.
Amber responded to his response in court papers: “Father fails to advise the Court that James suffered bloody lip during the video call with his Father. James was jumping on the hotel bed and bit his lip. A five-year-old jumping and biting his lip (on video call with his Father) is not an emergency.
“When the child injured his lip, Mother terminated the video call to tend to him. During this time, Mother missed phone call from Father. She returned his call and spoke with Father two minutes later.”
Amber has since filed to seal the custody case, which an Indiana judge approved.
AMBER’S ARREST
The custody war began in 2019 after she was arrested for domestic battery, criminal recklessness committed with a deadly weapon, domestic battery committed in the presence of a child less than 16 years old, and intimidation when she allegedly attacked him while he held their son, according to court documents.
The charges were dismissed and she accepted a plea agreement for the intimidation count.
Among several terms of the agreement were a two-and-a-half-year probation sentence and court-ordered parenting classes.
