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Reality TV Star's Daughter Recounts Trash Can Trauma
2 Sep
Summary
- Daughter feared uncle due to past traumatic incident.
- Child claims autistic step-brother put her in trash.
- Autism advocacy highlighted by another family member.
On Joseline Hernandez's reality series, "The Grandma Is the Baby," Bonnie Bella disclosed a frightening encounter with her uncle Luis, which stemmed from a past trauma involving her step-brother, Ryder. Bonnie expressed her fear, stating Luis's behavior reminded her of Ryder and a disturbing incident from her childhood.
Bonnie recounted that when she was younger and visiting her father, Stevie J., she asked Ryder, Faith Evans's son, for ice cream. According to Bonnie, Ryder then allegedly grabbed her, carried her outside, and placed her inside a trash can. Stevie J. later found his daughter crying and alerted to the situation.
Ryder is part of Bonnie's extended family through Stevie J.'s marriage to Faith Evans. Evans, who has become a vocal advocate for families with autistic children, shared her own journey of noticing Ryder's developmental delays and seeking early intervention services. Her organization, Ryder's Room, Inc., offers resources for families navigating autism.
