Cheyenne Floyd revealed she was shot at 13 times while driving with her children.
The reality star said during the “Teen Mom: The Next Chapter” premiere Tuesday that she and her fiancé, Zach Davis, were “riding around” with her daughter, Ryder, 5, and the couple’s son, Ace, 1, when she noticed a “green beam” on Davis’ face.
The pair subsequently saw a man holding a gun, someone they “both knew,” according to Davis, who explained, “He’s been here at Chy’s house. There are pictures with him.”
Davis, 31, recalled, “All of a sudden you start hearing shots. He hit the car 13 times, and we crashed into the back of a Prius. It was the worst feeling in the world.”
After calling their survival a “miracle,” Floyd, 29, said, “God literally covered us that day because every cop who was there said they don’t understand how we are all alive.
“I had to pinch myself to make sure I understood that I was alive.”
Although the couple went to court later in the episode, their case was delayed. The “Challenge” alum aired her frustrations to her mom, Margaret Floyd.
“At what point is this going to be over?” Cheyenne asked. “We are stuck in a constant replay of the worst day of your life. Everything is just a trigger. Everything is a reminder.”
The MTV personality complained that the ordeal was not “fair” to her family.
“I feel like he didn’t kill us, but he took so much from us,” she said. “I don’t get why we have to go through that. I don’t get why the kids have to go through that.”
Although Cheyenne has not previously described the traumatic incident to her fans, she vaguely thanked her followers for “prayers” last month.
“I’ll be able to explain more later right now I am focused on healing,” she wrote via Instagram at the time.
When the episode aired, she tweeted about making it through her “hardest year.”
“We are alive and extremely blessed,” Cheyenne wrote. “Thank you to our friends and family who have been going through this hell with us. We got this.”
“Teen Mom: The Next Chapter” airs on MTV Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET.