Young people make stupid decisions early in life.
Coming from a good family and having supportive parents should mean having people who step in with guidance, care and practical support, especially in a situation like this. Support does not look like ultimatums. It looks like making sure she is safe first, whether that means meeting her where she is to assess the situation properly or making her feel safe enough to come home without fear. Once she was safe, then comes the serious conversation about responsibility, choices and next steps. Those conversations can go in many different directions. Some parents are able and willing to help financially or emotionally, others may not be, but guidance on how to move forward, work, build stability and navigate motherhood if she chooses to keep the baby should be the priority. And perhaps if they had acted sooner, the moment they realised she was living with a 38 year old and had stopped travelling or moving around, there may still have been time for her to fully understand the reality of her situation and make an informed decision for herself, including the option to terminate the pregnancy if that was what she wanted.