Category: Chloe Mendoza

It appears that the numerous illegal antics of former Unexpected dad Max Schenzel have finally resulted in an extended stay behind bars. Just a few days after gloating and taunting his ex Chloe Mendoza online about how well he has been doing, Max was sentenced to six months in jail after pleading guilty to a felony charge of unlawful use of means of transportation. The sentencing was unrelated to his two pending charges of domestic battery.

Fans of TLC’s teen parent reality series Unexpected have long suspected that the relationship between former couple Chloe Mendoza and Max Schenzel was a lot less pleasant than what viewers saw on screen and what their followers saw on social media. After the two got into an acrimonious back and forth on social media this week, Chloe decided to finally spill all the beans on just how unpleasant the relationship was (including allegations of constant abuse) with a tell all video posted to YouTube earlier today.

Unexpected dad Max Schenzel has managed to avoid getting into any more legal trouble over the past few months, but the 21-year-old looks to have another warrant out on him after he skipped a scheduled court date earlier this week.

It appears as though Unexpected dad Max Schenzel’s ability to continually skirt the law with little repercussion has finally reached its limits. The 20-year-old pleaded guilty to a felony earlier this month and is scheduled for sentencing in late May. The guilty plea also triggered an automatic probation violation from his previous felony theft conviction in December of 2018. That hearing is scheduled for the same time as his new sentencing.

As we previously reported, Unexpected dad Max Schenzel was arrested again last week in Arizona and charged with four felonies, including theft and aggravated assault on a police officer. We now have an update on his court case, as well as details about the incident from one of the arresting officers.

Unexpected dad Max Schenzel is tired of being painted a bad guy by Chloe Menodza’s mom Jessica, the media, police, social media, the Arizona court system, Unexpected fans, his probation officer, and others. The 20-year-old reality star attempted to clarify things with a YouTube video insisting that he is a “good guy” who doesn’t “belong in jail.” In the video, he blames Starcasm for Chloe’s parents disliking him and says that “99 percent of those articles you see about me online are 99 percent not true.” Keep reading to watch the video, get a recap, and check out our responses to some of Max’s debatable claims.