Family Fallout! ‘American Chopper’ Dad Paul Teutel Sr. Banned Son From Show Premiere
- 6 years ago
The deepest cut.
American Chopper dad Paul Teutel Sr. banned his son from the show premiere party amid their nasty family fallout RadarOnline.com exclusively learned.
Paul Teutel Jr. was live Tweeting during the show, but his father’s callousness was devastating, and a cruel move banning him from the party at Orange County Choppers.
“Paul said he finally extended an olive branch to his dad by filming and that is how he treats him. He was stunned a senior could treat him so poorly,” a family source told Radar.
the family business Instagram page.
Paul Jr.’s painful history with his father was exposed in his 2017 book, The Build.
Our conflicts on American Chopper are probably rooted in a one-sided sense of competition that began to develop before the show. When I began to discover my creativity in designing bikes, when our bikes’ designs started to attract attention, our relationship became more strained than it had been. As long as my father could take credit for things that I did, he was ok.”
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American Chopper dad Paul Teutel Sr. banned his son from the show premiere party amid their nasty family fallout RadarOnline.com exclusively learned.
Paul Teutel Jr. was live Tweeting during the show, but his father’s callousness was devastating, and a cruel move banning him from the party at Orange County Choppers.
“Paul said he finally extended an olive branch to his dad by filming and that is how he treats him. He was stunned a senior could treat him so poorly,” a family source told Radar.
the family business Instagram page.
Paul Jr.’s painful history with his father was exposed in his 2017 book, The Build.
Our conflicts on American Chopper are probably rooted in a one-sided sense of competition that began to develop before the show. When I began to discover my creativity in designing bikes, when our bikes’ designs started to attract attention, our relationship became more strained than it had been. As long as my father could take credit for things that I did, he was ok.”
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