Kailyn Lowry’s son, 13, insisted she ‘use a condom’ after discovering her intercourse toys
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Kailyn Lowry’s 13-year-old son, Isaac, needed to give her the intercourse discuss.
Throughout a latest episode of her “Espresso Convos” podcast, the “Teen Mother” alum revealed she by chance left her intercourse toys on the kitchen counter after filming a sponsored put up for a model.
Lowry, who reportedly welcomed her fifth baby in November, defined that her oldest son confronted her after stumbling upon the grownup toys.
“They’re intercourse toys, and Isaac isn’t dumb,” the podcast host, 31, stated. “So he noticed the intercourse toys in a field on the counter, and I woke as much as a Submit-It word on my door.”
In accordance with Lowry, the word learn, “Put your keychains away and don’t depart them on the counter.”
“I don’t even know why he referred to as them that,” she continued. “On the subsequent door, the subsequent [note] stated, ‘Use a condom earlier than you find yourself with yet one more child.’”
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Along with Issac, whom she shares with ex Jo Rivera, Lowry additionally has 4 different kids with three completely different companions.
She and her ex-husband, Javi Marroquin, co-parent son Lincoln, 9, whereas she additionally shares sons Lux, 5, and Creed, 2, with ex Chris Lopez.
Most not too long ago, she allegedly welcomed her fifth baby, one other son, with boyfriend Elijah Scott, whom she began relationship final 12 months.
Nevertheless, the pair determined to maintain the arrival of their baby a secret, solely telling “shut household and pals.”
The fact TV star joined “16 and Pregnant” in 2010 earlier than starring on “Teen Mother 2” for 11 years. She introduced her departure from the hit MTV collection in Could 2022, saying she wanted to “transfer on” from actuality TV.
Now that she is off the small display, Lowry has discovered her calling with podcasting — which she says is fairly just like the world of actuality TV.
“I’m positive at one level I used to be like, ‘No, I’d by no means do actuality TV once more.’ However I feel actuality TV is just like podcasting within the facet that you just both have it otherwise you don’t,” she beforehand instructed Individuals.
“I feel individuals can be very to see the dynamic behind the scenes of podcasting, particularly when it’s actually saturated and other people don’t like one another,” she added. “There’s a number of cattiness that individuals don’t understand, and so I feel that might be a very attention-grabbing present.”
