Teen Mom fired star rehired to new spinoff- and is already 'rubbing cast members the wrong way' on s

MACKENZIE McKee has returned to Teen Mom for a spinoff, according to reports.

The Teen Mom star - who was axed from the show last year - has seemingly been invited back into the fold for a new show.

The MTV cast is currently in Colombia to film a new Family Reunion series focusing on the couples' relationships.

Couples Jade Cline and Sean Austin, Cheyenne Floyd and Zach Davis, Cory Wharton and Taylor Selfridge, Maci Bookout and Taylor McKinney, and Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra are all on the show, according to The Ashley.

Surprisingly, the outlet reported that Mackenzie, 28, is also on set, and is already making waves.

An insider told the outlet: “Mackenzie is rubbing a lot of people the wrong way.”

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The snub came amid Mackenzie's feud with her co-star Cheyenne, 30, who slammed her for being "ignorant" after she referred to Vice President Kamala Harris as a "colored woman."

When a fan suggested that she was fired due to her controversial comments, Mackenzie responded: "They filmed two entire seasons after that with me. If that was the case, all they have to do is call me or my manager and explain. I would respect that.

"Instead it was 'let's lie and let her find out from her co-stars' on the Internet. Who cares about how bad that hurts."

SPINNING OFF

While drama unfolds on the Family Reunion set, it was reported last month that Teen Mom is working on another spinoff- to the ire of some fans.

"At this point, it’s unclear if the show will be its own thing or if they will roll this into being the third season of Teen Mom: Family Reunion," an insider exclusively divulged to The Ashley.

The outlet added that the rumored show would be filmed outside of the US, while the source noted: “The cast is aware that production can pull the plug on this show - or their chances of being on it - at any time."

Teen Mom: The Next Chapter’s second part of season one premiered on July 19 with disappointing numbers.

The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed that only 304,000 screens tuned in for the MTV premiere on July 19, and just 252,000 viewers stuck around for the second episode that same night.

'TIME TO END'

Back in May, fans responded to rumors that all Teen Mom shows might be canceled, and many were pleased by the news.

One person wrote on Instagram: "I enjoyed the show but it’s tired. Let it end. I don’t think there is anything left to say or do that we don’t already know.

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