“June went against Anna’s wishes after she died.” Mama June Makes a Controversial Move About Kaitlyn’s Future

Mama June Shannon has gone “against” Anna Cardwell’s wishes for her daughter Kaitlyn. Fans do not think June is a  good fit for Kaitlyn. However, she won the custody battle after her daughter died. While there are clues that June went against Anna, Kaitlyn does seem happy with her grandmother and step-grandfather. There is a lot to unfold and uncover when it comes to this. Keep reading to find out more about this situation.

She Goes ‘Against’ Anna Cardwell’s Wishes

Fans seem to think that Mama June Shannon went against Anna Cardwell’s wishes for her daughter Kaitlyn. They think that there is no way Anna would have wanted Kaitlyn to live with June.

• Kaitlyn should be with her sister not June who can’t even take care of herself!!! She was a horrible Mom and proof is her own kids!!!!
• This show is fake. I knew Anna as an older teen and there’s no way that she would have wanted June to have Kaitlyn.
• Because it’s not what she wanted. She felt pressured and didn’t sign her final paper to show she wanted her to still go with him. She also lost her mom and then was ripped apart from what she knew as her dad and sister. June is also NOT FIT AT ALL.
• She never signed the papers before she died! Kaitlyn should have been able to chose! June is not fit to be her guardian!! She gave up Alana why should she get a chance to raise Kaitlyn

Yikes. This is not a good look for June at all.

Kaitlyn Cardwell

It seems as though fans do not think there is any way Anna would have wanted Kaitlyn with June. They think she went against her daughter’s wishes. Others agree with this and think that she is not fit to raise another child. She had to give up custody of Alana since she was a drug addict. Fans have a lot of reservations when it comes to June raising another human. What do you think about this? Do you think she went against Anna’s wishes? Sound off in the comments below. We would love to hear your thoughts on this situation.