MAMA June’s daughter Lauryn “Pumpkin” Efird’s $71,000 home has been revealed to be trashed with broken blinds and toys all over the lawn in new photos.
In the images obtained by The U.S. Sun, 23-year-old Pumpkin’s house looked entirely different than it had in the past.
The mother of four children who are five years old and under, has a hectic home life, but the new photos showed broken blinds in nearly all of the front windows.
The front door’s window trim also appears to be broken and there is a barbeque sitting on the front lawn, despite that they have a backyard to use for cookouts.
There are also several cars and trucks parked on their lawn as well as an overflowing metal trash bin.
A photo of the home revealed by The U.S. Sun in early 2022 showed the quaint home with a beautifully manicured lawn, free of any toys or debris.
According to property records, the reality star is a renter at the home.
Pumpkin shares the house with her husband Josh Efird, daughter Ella, five, Bentley, three, and their one-year-old twins, Sylus and Stella, along with her sister Alana ‘Honey Boo Boo’ Thompson.
The modest one-family home was built in 1969, with carpet and tiled flooring.
It also has central heat and air conditioning as well as a fireplace.
At the back of the property is a large utility shed, as well as a detached garage.
HONEY BOO BOO GOES TO COLLEGE
While it has been a full house in Pumpkin’s modest home, there will be one less mouth to feed soon, as her sister Alana “Honey Boo Boo” Thompson is set to go off to college in Colorado this fall.
Pumpkin officially adopted her sister in 2021, as The U.S. Sun had exclusively revealed.
The 17-year-old told her sister about the big move during an episode of Mama June: Family Crisis.
In the clip, Alana told Pumpkin and her mother, Mama June, that she will be going to college in Denver, Colorado.
Alana, who has previously revealed she wants to be a nurse, told Pumpkin: “I’m not gonna be in Georgia for the rest of my life. I can tell you that right now.”
While her older sister seemed upset and said she wished the college wasn’t “so freakin’ far from her Georgia home, Alana responded: “It’s literally one of the best nursing schools, ever.”
