Following the "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" scandal, it appears that the family is determined to start anew. Last Monday, TMZ confirmed that the family moved into a new house in Atlanta, Georgia and Mama June Shannon reportedly has stringent rules.

To ensure that the house remains in its pristine condition, Mama June asks her daughters to put their shoes in a bucket as they enter the house. The photo of the family's new house shows a brick façade as well as a garage that can fit two cars.

The lawn is similarly clean as opposed to their former house where a lot of stuff could be seen everywhere. Mama June likewise expects her girls to help in the upkeep of their new home that's reportedly worth $149,000.

Despite the "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" scandal, Mama June is reportedly making amends with her former beau. She and Sugar Bear reportedly came up with a visitation plan.

"June finished moving into her new pad this past weekend, and we're told she and Sugar Bear have worked out a visitation plan," the publication reported. "He'll make the 90-min trek from McIntyre to Hampton and pop in to see Alana on weekends."

Sugar Bear will continue to live in a rented trailer house with his brother.

He is the father of Alana, the girl where the "Toddlers and Tiaras" spinoff has been named after. Mama June's other daughters whose nicknames are Chickadee, Chubbs, and Pumpkin all have different fathers.

The "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" scandal started when Mama June allegedly got back with ex-boyfriend Mark McDaniel, who happened to be a convicted child molester. Chickadee previously claimed that McDaniel abused her when she was little.

Viewers expressed their concern that the safety of the girls might be jeopardized because of their mother's questionable relationship. These speculations eventually prompted TLC to cancel "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" even if Mama June repeatedly denied the allegations against her.

Previously, Mama June said that the family might star in a new reality show but she did not give further details.