Jenelle Evans’ tryst with Lil Wayne didn’t work out. Her relationship with August Keen wasn’t the love story for the ages, and she just finalized her divorce from David Eason. The reality TV star is just bad at love. Still, she’s willing to try again. While Evans hasn’t been publicly on the hunt for a new soulmate in months, she’s not opposed to the idea of finding someone. In fact, the former Teen Mom 2 star claims she’d seriously consider reconnecting with one of the men from her past. Fans hope she’ll leave him alone.

Jenelle Evans says she’d consider reconnecting with Keiffer Delp

Jenelle Evans blew her shot with Lil Wayne, but she’s not giving up on love entirely. During a chat with the U.S. Sun, Evans said she would be open to reconnecting with someone from her past. If she had to pick one of her past “soulmates,” she said she would pick Kieffer Delp.

The mother of three claims that Delp possessed many great qualities when they were together. She said he was very funny and protective. Evans went on to claim that the only hiccup in their romance was Delp’s drug use. She opted to gloss over the fact that she shared the same penchant for hard partying at that point in her life. Delp and Evans dated for a couple of years back in the early 2010s. They called it quits for good in 2012.

If Delp isn’t available, she’ll have to go looking for someone new. Her other former loves are a bit busy at the moment. David Eason is suffering through a breakup at the moment, while Nathan Griffith is currently incarcerated. Her other ex-husband, Courtland Rogers, shares a commonality with Griffith. He has just been released from prison for strangling someone.

Delp recently surfaced with a positive progress report

While Jenelle Evans claims she’d be interested in linking back up with Keiffer Delp if he had his life in order, Teen Mom 2 fans hope she leaves that relationship in the past where it belongs. Almost no one believes that Evans isn’t aware of where Delp is at the moment or how he’s doing. The Teen Mom 2 side character recently resurfaced with a really positive update about his life, years after serving time for operating a meth lab in Pennsylvania.

Delp took to X (formerly Twitter) back in August to announce that he was sober for more than two years, was a father to a little girl, and was in a happy, long-term relationship. He also revealed that he had found a job he enjoyed, although he didn’t disclose what that job was. Delp has occasionally appeared on the social media platform over the years, sharing brief updates before retreating back into obscurity. Since getting sober, he signs off all his tweets with “117,” which is a number with spiritual significance. Hopefully, another positive update is on the horizon.