They spent thousands of dollars on room service and complained because their employer had only agreed to pick up $500 of the total.

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After this MTV reality star made her first stop in LA at a house for the second straight time, I started asking about it. Previously I thought it was just a guy who produced porn.

He does produce porn, a lot of in fact.

He also is a pimp in the sense he will connect porn stars with people who can afford to date them and then take a little cut.

Anyway, one of his biggest money makers is selling drugs to celebrities.

Yes, our reality star wanted to do porn.

Yes, she was told it would have to be with a partner because she wouldn’t pass talent testing at that time.

Yes, he was happy to sell her drugs to last for her visit.

So, each time she has returned to town she has made the trek to the dealer.

Her order has grown exponentially each time.

Not only is she using pretty heavily now after a short break, but her significant other is up to his eyeballs in addiction and he spends her money like water when it comes to buying drugs.

Out of town and with a huge supply of drugs to get them through three days they head to their hotel.

One of the people I know at the hotel said all was quiet at check in and even up to four hours after check in.

It was then, that things began to go downhill in a hurry.

The noise complaints were first.

First, from the room next door, then the room beneath them.

At this point it was just loud music and a video game being played at a volume of 100.

Apparently the couple started watching porn and had the volume up on that to 100.

The front desk called and the noise quieted down.

For a few hours.

Later that night there was arguing and screaming and furniture being tossed around.

That, according to the room’s neighbors who called to complain once again.

Oh, a side note.

It was 4am.

The “star” has red marks all over her neck and arms and even face when she emerged the next day.

Her significant other was there with his arm around her neck.

They started looking at some brochures in the lobby and he grabbed her to kiss her.

When she tried to pull away he grabbed her even harder and stuck both his hands down her pants from behind.

When she resisted again, he grabbed her face and shoved his tongue down her throat.

She pushed him away.

Later in the day, when they came back, she was begging him to please forgive her and promised to buy him the boat he wanted if he would just forgive her.

That night was more of the same in the room.

Noise complaints and partying.

The time was close to dawn.

For the next 24 hours, no one left the room.

There was no noise.

Not a peep.

My spy was at her house when she heard there had been no noise for almost an entire day and evening and actually said to herself and her roommate that she wouldn’t be surprised if the pair had died of an overdose.

Nope.

They emerged the next day and were the happiest they had been since checking in.

It was like none of the past few days had happened.

Five hours later they were back.

Having paid another trip to the dealer, they bought enough to last two weeks.

It has been downhill from there.

Fights and broken furniture.

Pipes and the remnants of plastic wrapped needles.

The stench in the room was apparently overpowering and might never be the same.

At one point, our “star” had a bloody lip and looked like she had been slapped on that side of the face from the mouth to the eye.

They spent thousands of dollars on room service and complained because their employer had only agreed to pick up $500 of the total.

Jenelle Evans
David Eason