Teen Mom’s Mackenzie Edwards calls cops over argument involving ex Ryan and his parents after he ‘breaks court order’

911 calls reveal the argument that took place at Mackenzie and Ryan’s marital home

TEEN Mom’s Mackenzie Edwards has called cops to her Tennessee home after her father got into an argument with her estranged husband Ryan and his parents.

Ryan, 37, and Mackenzie, 28, have been involved in a tumultuous divorce since she filed to end their marriage of six years in February 2023.

Ryan Edwards is going through a divorce with his estranged wife MackenzieCredit: Matt Symons – Commissioned by The US Sun Digital edition

According to a court order, Ryan was allowed to inspect their former marital home, which she lives in with their two childrenCredit: TikTok / mackedwards85

An argument took place between Mackenzie’s dad, Ryan and his parentsCredit: Matt Symons for The US Sun
A Tennessee judge ordered Ryan “shall be given access to the marital home to inspect the premises and inventory the contents of the home,” court papers obtained by The U.S. Sun reveal.

“Mackenzie Edwards shall not be present during the inspection but may designate someone to be present on her behalf.

“Mrs. Edwards shall ensure that locked areas, including but not limited to closets, tool boxes and safes, shall be made accessible to Ryan Edwards to view and photograph the contents.”

But a dispute occurred during the inspection on March 1, 2025, as Ryan showed up to his former marital home with his parents, Jen and Larry.

The U.S. Sun exclusively obtained 911 calls from the incident.

In one call, Mackenzie’s dad, Bob Standifer, says to a woman who could be heard in the background, “I’m not going to argue with you folks!”

He then said to the 911 operator, “I got folks over here that are supposed to walk through the house. Ryan Edwards is supposed to walk through the house but he brought his parents with him.”

He could be heard yelling out to those around him, “The courts say what you gotta to!”

Bob then told the 911 operator, “I knew he wouldn’t do it the way he’s supposed to do it. I got the court docs right here in my hand. To inventory, not to bring anybody, and he shows up with his mom and dad.

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“They’re all going through it. They’re in the house. Jen is out here. I don’t know where Larry went to. Ryan is out there in the shed out back.

“It doesn’t say anything about him bringing a posse with him and them going through the house at the same time and me trying to keep up with them. It’s just supposed to be me and Ryan walking through the house.”

He then said, “He’s had chances to come over here and get his stuff and he wouldn’t do it. The divorce is still going on for two years now. It’s like, people!”

MACKENZIE’S CALL

In a second 911 call, Mackenzie explained the situation to the operator and asked for police to go to the home, as she was not on the premises.

She explained, “My ex-husband has a court order that he’s allowed to come inspect the property but he’s supposed to be alone and he came with someone else. My dad is there. He has a copy of the order signed by the judge.

“I just want an officer to come to make sure there is not an issue. He’s allowed to look at my home and look at the garage, inside and outside and that’s it. He can’t take anything.

“Ryan is supposed to be by himself. The last time he was there he destroyed my house. So I would like somebody to be there… I just want to make sure nothing happens, no disorder or anything.”

Mackenzie is referring to when Ryan destroyed the home in February 2023, which Ryan has denied.

The U.S. Sun reached out to the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office for comment on how the dispute was handled.

Mackenzie did not respond to The U.S. Sun’s request for comment.

Elle Bee YouTube was the first to report on the police call.

CONTEMPT OF COURT REQUEST

This comes after Ryan requested Mackenzie be held in contempt of court for disposing of his belongings.

In Ryan’s January 23 court filing, he explains how the parties are under a court order prohibiting them from “transferring, assigning, borrowing against, concealing or in any way dissipating, without the consent of the other party or an order of the court, of any marital property.”

Ryan alleged Mackenzie “intentionally, willfully and/or maliciously disposed of the following marital property” without his consent.

The items include a plasma cutter, two welders, a jet ski, a toolbox, various tools, car jack, race car/motor/transmission, a lawnmower, a kayak, a generator, a pressure washer, a sectional couch, hunting rifle and more.

The court papers continued, “Plaintiff made no attempt to discuss the sale, gift or transfer of these assets with Defendant or Defendant’s counsel.

“Many of these items were of significant monetary and/or sentimental value to Defendant.”

Ryan claimed she should be “sanctioned and punished for her intentional willful conduct.”

Contempt of court results in a fine or jail sentence.

CHILD SUPPORT BATTLE

Mackenzie and Ryan have also been at war over child support for their children Jagger, 6, and Stella, 4.

In October, Mackenzie requested child support from Ryan, claiming he “refused” to pay.

In court papers obtained by The U.S. Sun, Ryan filed financial information ahead of their hearing and listed his monthly income as $16,010 a month.

Ryan also revealed Mackenzie has Jagger and Stella in her custody 339 days of the year, while he has them just 26 days.

In Mackenzie’s child support petition, she stated that Ryan is employed and has income from MTV’s Teen Mom.

“Because mother has physical custody of the parties’ two children and father is gainfully employed, the Court should order child support to be paid by Father to Mother during the pendency of this case, and at the final hearing said child support obligation be made permanent.”

Mackenzie asked the court to set current child support and retroactive child support back to the date of separation.

In a separate court filing, Ryan was asked to provide “each and every checking account” maintained by him in the last three years.

One checking account in his sole name had a balance of $2,200 as of September 2024.

In another account, there is a balance of just $57.47 as of September 2024.

When asked to disclose savings accounts and retirement plans, Ryan responded, “none.”

In regard to debt, Ryan listed Capital One credit cards totaling $18,000.

Ryan was ordered to pay temporary child support in the amount of $1,553 per month for their two children in February.

Ryan was ordered to pay child support to their children Jagger, 6, and Stella, 4Credit: Instagram/mackedwards95

IT’S OVER

Mackenzie filed for divorce in February 2023 after accusing him of abuse.

She then filed an Order of Protection in March 2023.

The order asked Ryan to have no contact and stay away from her.

Mackenzie requested she be granted temporary custody of her children, and for Ryan to pay child and spousal support.

Mackenzie also asked Ryan join a counseling and substance abuse program at the time of the filing.

Ryan told The U.S. Sun at the time of the abuse allegations, “I don’t speak for her. I never wanted to hurt her, just tried telling her I would have loved to work on it because I still at the time wanted to.”

The Order of Protection was dropped at a July 14, 2023 court hearing to allow Ryan to speak with their children through her.

Then, The U.S. Sun obtained exclusive photos of Ryan and Mackenzie reuniting in August 2023 outside of his rehab facility.

But despite their reunion, he began dating now-fiancee Amanda Conner after meeting at rehab in the summer of 2023.

CUSTODY BATTLE

Mackenzie and Ryan’s divorce was dismissed in February 2024 because there were no filings for 270 days.

Ryan later filed a new complaint for divorce on March 6, 2024, citing “irreconcilable differences.”

Ryan requested split custody of their children, in court papers obtained by The U.S. Sun

The MTV star requested he be the “designated the primary residential parent” and “that child support be assigned from [Mackenzie’s] income.”

Mackenzie never responded to the filing and the case was consolidated with the original divorce.

RYAN’S LEGAL TROUBLES

Ryan has been sober for nearly two years after a relapse and legal trouble.

He was sentenced to nearly one year in Silverdale Detention Center in April 2023 after Ryan was arrested for drinking under the influence, harassment, and drug possession charges.

He was released from prison in July 2023 and entered Cadas Rehab in Chattanooga, Tennessee to complete a 28-day program.

After completing the program, he was ordered to the Oasis halfway house, located on the same property as Cadas, during a court hearing in August 2023.

Ryan was then arrested in December 2023 for not following the terms of his probation.

He was released weeks later and has stayed out of trouble.

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