Honey Boo Boo Christmas miracle: Chickadee and Mama June finally patch things up

Everything seems to be working out well for Honey Boo Boo's family after her Mama June Shannon and sister Anna "Chickadee" Cardwell patched things up before Christmas. 

Anna seems to have forgiven her mother after a big scandal broke out a few months back, when Mama June decided to get back with her old boyfriend, a convicted sex offender named Mark McDaniel, who happens to be the same guy who molested Anna when she was eight years old. 

Their hit TLC reality series "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo," featuring the former child beauty title hopeful Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson and her family, was cancelled after the controversy broke out. Anna and their mother have been feuding since then. Anna accused Mama June of stealing from her bank account, and stated that her mother used her money to buy McDaniel a new car. 

But the two seem to have patched things up before the holidays, since Anna and her two-year-old daughter Kaitlyn spent Christmas in her mother's home. Anna described the holidays that she spent with her family in an interview with Radar Online.

She said, "It was a little weird, but it was nice." 

Mama June also lavished everyone with holiday gifts, including Kaitlyn. 

"Mama gave Kaitlyn her Christmas present, a Power Wheels and a few other toys, and she even paid my phone bill," Anna shared. 

There are reports saying that Mama June is also returning some of the money that she got from Anna's bank account. Just recently, Anna received $15,400 of her money as part of the payment.

But aside from patching things up with her mother, Anna also mentioned that she and her sisters Jessica "Chubbs" Shannon and Lauryn "Pumpkin" Shannon are also try to make amends by talking with each other from time to time. 

Honey Boo Boo's future in television is still unclear even if her family manages to work things out between them.

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