Mama June: Jessica Finally Admits Why She Hid Engagement To Shyann — The Emotional Reason Behind Her Decision Melted Some Fans, Outraged Others
Jessica Shannon secretly proposed to her long-time girlfriend, Shyann McCant, in The Family Crisis Season 7. She kept the news from her family and proposed to her lady love on a cruise. However, Mama June and her other daughters weren’t happy to find the news through social media. They have finally confronted Jessica about her proposal. Well, the latter seems to have a good reason for keeping everything under wraps.
She just shared how important it was for her to keep things lowkey. The reality TV star has been dating Shyann for quite some time. But June, Alana, and Lauryn don’t get good vibes from her. They weren’t really sure if they wanted to see the two tie the knot in the future. Why did Jessica hide everything from her family? What was her actual reason?
Mama June: Jessica Spill Major Reason For Hiding Engagement From Family!
Jessica Shannon caught herself in an awkward situation during a family reunion. She joined her siblings and Mama June for a great time on Season 7. However, the reality TV star became nervous when her family asked about her proposal to Shyann. Jessica took her girlfriend on a cruise and popped the question. She shared several photos and videos of their engagement on social media.
She wondered if she had ignored her calls that day because of her proposal. Jessica explained she just wanted to surprise them to cover up everything. She told the cameras about her real reason for hiding everything. The reality TV star knew her family was upset because she hadn’t told them about her engagement. Jessica stated, “I wanted this to be about me and Shyann only.”
She just wanted this moment with her girlfriend. The Mama June star added, “And Mama has a mouth bigger than the state of Georgia, I just won’t want to risk it.” Fans understood why Jessica took such a step. Still, they feel she should have told her family first before announcing it on social media.
