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Teen Mom Whitney Purvis ‘threatened to blow her baby daddy’s brains out’ after losing custody of her two kids to him

TEEN Mom Whitney Purvis allegedly "threatened to blow her baby daddy's brains out" after losing custody of her two sons.

Her threats to her ex Weston Gosa were allegedly made back in 2018 before she was arrested in 2021 for "terrorist threats."

Teen Mom Whitney Purvis allegedly 'threatened to blow her baby daddy's out' after losing custody of kids
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Teen Mom Whitney Purvis allegedly 'threatened to blow her baby daddy's out' after losing custody of kidsCredit: Facebook
The alleged threats were made in 2018 before she was arrested for 'terrorist threats' in 2021
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The alleged threats were made in 2018 before she was arrested for 'terrorist threats' in 2021Credit: Bartow County Sheriff's Office

Long time Teen Mom fans may recognize Whitney from the first season of 16 & Pregnant. 

On the show, she gave birth to her first baby boy Weston in 2009 with her then-boyfriend Weston Gosa.

Since then, Weston Sr and Whitney welcomed a second child in 2014, River. 

Her sons are now in the custody of their father after living with their grandmother. 

According to court documents, The Sun can exclusively confirm the children's legal and physical custody transferred fully to their father on April 30, 2018 and granted Whitney visitation rights every other weekend. 

Whitney was ordered to pay $353 per month to Weston for child support. 

According to additional court documents, by the end of September 2019, Whitney failed to provide child support for a total sum of $5,648.

On August 27, 2020 Weston Sr filed a petition for temporary protective order for him and their children against Whitney. 

According to the petition, on August 12, 2020 Whitney arrived at Weston’s residence to pick up River when he noticed she didn’t have a car seat for their at-the-time five-year-old son. 

The report said he offered to give her money for one, of which she declined. 

Following an argument, Weston claimed Whitney then went to his wife’s place of work and caused a scene by “being belligerent and was asked to leave by a manager.”

Weston claimed she then returned to his residence to threaten him that she would “blow [his] brains out” and “make [him] a widow.”

On September 3, 2020 the restraining order was granted for Weston Sr. and his family against Whitney. 

The restraining order was effective from September 3, 2020 to September 2, 2021. 

SCARY TEXTS

Whitney "threatened to slit her ex's throat and poison him" in alarming text messages sent before her arrest for "terroristic threats."

The Sun confirmed Whitney, 31, was booked on October 14, 2021 for the shocking felony from an incident that occurred on September 27, 2021, according to Bartow County, Georgia jail records.

According to the police report obtained exclusively by The Sun, on September 27, 2021 around 8:00 AM Central Time, a Bartow County Police officer was dispatched to the Bartow County Jail in reference to a threats report.

Upon the officer's arrival, Whitney's ex-boyfriend told the officer he was being threatened by her from messages on his phone he received in the morning from Whitney. 

Her first message stated: "I swear, if it is the last thing I do, I'm gonna kill you."

The officer reported the message included the details: "'Slit your throat, poison you, make you inhale toxic gas,' and other various things."

While the officer was present, Whitney called her ex's phone number. 

The officer spoke with Whitney, stating his position and asked her why she sent the threatening messages. 

According to the report, Whitney claimed she was motivated to send them because her ex "had cheated on her, beat her, and humiliated her."

Whitney shared with the officer she had intentions of going to the Bartow County Sheriff's Office to file a report against Mason. 

Evaluating the events, the officer wrote in his report: "Due to the messages and Whitney admitting to sending the messages, I secured a warrant for Felony Terroristic Threats for Whitney's arrest."

Whitney was booked on a charge of "a felony of Terroristic Threats and Acts" on October 14, 2021. 

Earlier this week, The Sun confirmed Whitney was released the following day, October 15, 2021, on a $5,000 bond.

In Whitney's mugshot, she looked worlds away from the young and sprightly teen the world saw when she first appeared on 16 and Pregnant.

Whitney was wearing a baggy, dark gray t-shirt, her hair seemed unbrushed, and she appeared to be tired and grim.

The Sun has reached out to Whitney, but she did not respond to a request for comment.

FANS ARE FLOORED

A Teen Mom Instagram fan account shared the details of the arrest with fans.

The account captioned the post: "MTV sure knows how to pick them!"

A fan replied: "I watched her first episode on 16 & Pregnant the other day and she seemed so quiet. I just started following her on Instagram and she seems great."

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A second agreed and posted: "I'm so shocked: I remember her well and she seemed so chill and seemed to be a good mother. I hope her kids are okay."

Yet a third chimed in and said: "Wow, that's so sad. What kind of mother wouldn't do what they need to do to be able to see their kids or regain some kind of custody."

Fans were shocked at the news after Whitney and Weston appeared on season 1 of Teen Mom
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Fans were shocked at the news after Whitney and Weston appeared on season 1 of Teen MomCredit: MTV
Weston has full legal and physical custody of their sons, Weston Jr and River
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Weston has full legal and physical custody of their sons, Weston Jr and RiverCredit: Facebook
By the end of September 2019, Whitney owed Weston $5,648 in child support
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By the end of September 2019, Whitney owed Weston $5,648 in child supportCredit: Facebook
Teen Mom Whitney Purvis is introduced in Season 1 of 16 and Pregnant

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