"Teen Mom 2" Kaily Lowry has been rumored to be pregnant long before her admission on her blog. During her live appearances, fans have been talking about her looking pregnant.
At that time she did not admit out rightly. She just said that she may not have made the right choices but her heart is full and she is happy. She added that life's greatest lessons are learned during the worst mistakes and the worst times. Her statement was taken as an indirect admission and fired up the pregnancy rumors according to Hollywood Life.
The reality star finally admitted her pregnancy on her blog. She wrote a long explanation about her condition and her feelings about her having another baby. She wrote that she has been written about, some are nasty write-ups and some are condemning. So to set the record straight she has to make an untimely admission.
According to the mother of two, she said that people close to her sold her out before she was ready to admit. She wants to enjoy her pregnancy without getting to the press.
"Teen Mom 2" star Kailyn Lowry appealed to her fans and supporters for understanding as the baby was her choice. It was the baby she was not sure to have. Before her pregnancy, she informed that she had health issues that she feared she might not get pregnant again.
She further wrote that her two sons are excited about the baby. Isaac Elliot, 7, her son with Jo Rivera and Lincoln, 3, her son with ex-husband Javi Marroquin are both in her custody.
She did not disclose the identity of her third child's father. However, there are rumors circulating that he is the man she cheated her husband with. Her divorce got finalized only recently but she has been vocal about having a boyfriend.
She said in People that everything (her pregnancy) happens for a reason. She is confident that everything will be alright. Pondering about her statement saying that "everything will be alright," it seems that there is a problem lingering somewhere. Hopefully, "Teen Mom 2" Kailyn Lowry will not deliver a baby without the father by her side.
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