Catelynn Lowell Defends Jenelle Evans: 'Teen Mom' Star Demands Twitter Users Stop Bullying

Catelynn Lowell doesn't want her fellow Teen Mom, Jenelle Evans, being bullied on Twitter.

For years, Evans has experienced online bullies, who've slammed her for her wild ways, drug use and many arrests. Even now that she's cleaned up her act, Evans is still being targeted and Lowell, for one, has had enough.

"Ppl need to step off of [Jenelle Evans]. She has come a LONG way instead of bashing her uplift her 4 the good she's doing!" Lowell wrote on Twitter, along with the hash tag, "Quit Bullying."

On Teen Mom 2, fans have seen Evans struggle with an addiction to heroin and deal with the consequences that came with it. Since the show began in 2010, Evans has been arrested several times, most of which were a result of her drug use. However, after meeting Nathan Griffith in June of last year, she put her bad behavior behind her and focused on her relationship and her growing family.

Also expanding their family is Lowell and her fiance, Tyler Baltierra. And while the pair are in a better place than they were five years ago when they welcomed their daughter Carly (they chose adoption for their first daughter), they have still faced criticism since announcing their second pregnancy in early August.

Yesterday, after defending Evans, Lowell seemed to get some of that criticism via Twitter. In response, she issued a statement to her haters.

"Wow some people are a joke," she wrote, also adding, "Oh people you make me laugh!! Like you actually know what I do!! but idc love my life and the people in it! That's all that matters!"