Mama June’s daughter, Pumpkin, says her online career affected a major decision involving her child. The reality star claims a Georgia private school withdrew her daughter’s acceptance after reviewing her social media. However, Pumpkin says the issue never came up during the earlier admissions process. She believes the school should have raised its concerns much sooner.
Pumpkin says her adult online content did not align with the Georgia private school’s values
In a new TMZ interview, Pumpkin said she contacted John Milledge Academy about enrolling her daughter. She described the admissions staff as friendly and communicative at first.
Then, Pumpkin said she received an email asking her to meet with administrators. According to her, a school employee said her social media presence “did not align with the school’s values.”
As a result, Pumpkin said the private school withdrew her daughter’s acceptance. She added that officials offered to refund the money she had already paid.
Still, Mama June’s daughter said she was more upset about how administrators handled the process. She claimed nobody had previously mentioned concerns about her OnlyFans work or social media posts.
Pumpkin has openly promoted adult material online in recent months. Earlier in August, Mama June shared her concerns about the long-term impact of Pumpkin’s explicit content. However, June also said her adult daughter could make her own choices.
Meanwhile, Pumpkin recently revealed that her OnlyFans business has become highly profitable. She said she earned between $14,000 and $15,000 during her biggest day on the platform.
The school has not publicly confirmed that X-rated posts or OnlyFans specifically caused the decision. Its official mission statement describes a “Christ-centered family environment.” It also says parents, faculty, and staff should lead by example.
For Pumpkin, though, the dispute appears to be about transparency. She said she would have preferred to know about the conflict before completing the admissions process.
