Amy, 35, took to TikTok to share videos from inside the family’s home since the court ordered her ex-husband to move out.

One post, which was captioned: “Brothers playing together,” showed Gage, one, and five-month-old Glenn playing with their toys on the floor of Amy’s Kentucky abode.

The recording captured Gage getting frustrated with his younger sibling as Glenn reached for the toy train car the older brother was playing with.

In the comment section, one fan wrote: “Amy this is when you are supposed to say, ‘Gage you need to share with your brother.’”

The commenter continued: “He like Michael so he won’t understand but try.”

Another person asked: “How far apart are they Gage is having a hard time sharing lol.”

While a third fan stated: “I love seeing videos. of the boys. Put y’all in them too and make them longer.”

A second video captured Amy singing the nursery rhyme If You’re Happy and You Know It (Clap Your Hands) as Gage danced to the rhythm.

She captioned this post: “Gage showing off his dance skills.”

The little one sang — into the caged plastic blades of an oscillating fan — along with his mother, clapped his little hands, and stomped his feet as Amy instructed him to do so.

1000-Lb. Sisters fans got a better look inside the reality TV star’s home as she panned the camera around the living area to record her son.

Glenn was shown shuffling across the home’s wood-planked floors behind his brother as Gage marched into the kitchen.

A stained wooden dining table matched the home’s dark hardwood floor which was littered with toys, shoes, and other assorted items.

One commenter wrote: “Awww so precious.”

While another remarked: “Such a handsome little guy.”

Last week, Amy shared a romantic song about love amid her bitter divorce prompting fans to offer their support to the 1000-Lb. Sister during her difficult time.

The TV personality shared an emotional TikTok that may have revealed how she is handling the separation from Michael.

Over a video of trees in a meadow, and water peeking in the distance, Amy shared a clip of the song It’s You by Ali Gatie.

The lyrics for the song reveal: “It’s you, it’s always you. If I’m ever gonna fall in love I know it’s gon’ be you.”

In the comments section, fans flooded her post with support.

“I’m so sorry for everything going on for you,” one person shared. “You are so strong and such a good mom!!”

Another added: “Beautiful!!”

While one person declared: “Amy I love you!”

SOUNDS OF SILENCE
Earlier this month, The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed that the exes are not allowed to make public statements about one another as the court proceedings continue.

According to the court documents exclusively obtained by The U.S. Sun, the judge has ordered Amy and Michael to “not make any public statements or social media postings concerning this litigation or one another.”

Amy has not mentioned her divorce on her social media accounts but has stated that she is a single mom in her TikTok bio.

She previously posted a photo of herself and Michael holding their sons at her sister Tammy’s wedding.

The TV star captioned the photo: “Tammy and Caleb wedding November 19, 2022,” and paired the picture with the song “I Love You, Baby” by Surf Mesa.

Amy wrote: “A pic of my little family at Tammy’s wedding.”

STAY AWAY!
In addition to banning Amy and Michael from posting about their divorce on social media, the court has ordered Amy’s ex-husband to move out of their shared $37,000 two-bedroom home.

The U.S. Sun previously reported the court ruled Michael “must remove all clothing, paperwork, and personal effects” from the home.

Michael will be permitted to enter their marital home “at an agreed-upon time and date.”

The court has allowed Michael to enter the residence “to recover his clothing, paperwork, and personal effects.”

Amy is allowed to have a third party supervise Michael’s short and formal visit.

The court also ruled that Michael and Amy must “remain 500 feet from one another at all times.”

They are directed to “remain at least 500 feet” from each other’s properties, and all communication must be made on an app supervised by the court.

TROUBLING TIMES
The U.S. Sun previously reported Amy shared her explosive allegations against her ex Michael in her complaint for an open domestic violence case filed in Kentucky court on February 24.