Oct 5, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 13 segments
Teen Mom’s McKenzie Hall opens up about the real-life fallout behind the headlines: the dogs, the divorce, the online criticism, and the family decisions she says had to put her kids first.
I mean, there are some things that, like, I will regret bringing up and talking about, but we have these two dogs that are just, um, a really big part of my everyday life.
One of them, our, our female, she, um, does not like the twins, and she has not bitten them.
She's never bitten them but has, um, nipped at them and doesn't like them to come near.
So it kinda turned into us having to constantly put her in a crate and, like, you know, do all this stuff and be very hands-on.
... very, very unsafe environment for any kids to come here, and our home is the home.
It's getting to a point where, um, they don't feel safe here anymore when he's l- he's starting to want to attack anyone who is in our environment.
I mean, there are some things that, like, I will regret bringing up and talking about, but we have these two dogs that are just, um, a really big part of my everyday life.
One of them, our, our female, she, um, does not like the twins, and she has not bitten them.
She's never bitten them but has, um, nipped at them and doesn't like them to come near.
So it kinda turned into us having to constantly put her in a crate and, like, you know, do all this stuff and be very hands-on.
... very, very unsafe environment for any kids to come here, and our home is the home.
It's getting to a point where, um, they don't feel safe here anymore when he's l- he's starting to want to attack anyone who is in our environment.
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