Abby Connolly
The other day, it became clear that Kim and Jesse chose not to listen to her.
After picking up her girls from their soccer practice and taking them out for ice cream, they returned home to find a handful of unfamiliar cars parked in front of her house. She could hear music blaring from inside.
“I walk inside to find easily 10 people, mostly men, drinking, dancing, and partying with my roommates,” she recalled. “I immediately turned off the music and told everyone to leave.”
Her roommates called her a “poor sport” and said she needed to let go, but she was furious. When Jesse and Kim first moved in, she had them sign a lease that stated she could make them move out at any time with a week’s notice.
After thinking about how they threw a party with strange men in her house without her permission, after she specifically asked them not to multiple times, she decided to evict them the following morning.
Jesse and Kim started calling her names and accused her of blindsiding them.
“Having drunk guys in my house around my daughters without even asking, knowing what I went through, was not a situation I will ever forgive,” she added.
Is she being too harsh on Jesse and Kim or doing the right thing by making them move out?
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