Teen Mom Kailyn Lowry shades ex Chris Lopez by saying he appeared on her podcast and ‘mumbled his way’ through it
KAILYN Lowry has revealed her ex Chris Lopez appeared on her podcast – but “mumbled” his way through it.
The Teen Mom 2 star, 29, shaded her baby daddy by saying they couldn’t air any of the episode because Chris was intelligible.
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made the admission while clapping back at critics who wanted to know why Chris or her other baby daddy Javi Marroquin hadn’t featured on her podcasts.
“I wanted to clear the air really quickly,” the star said in a video on her Instagram Story.
“Javi has been on Coffee Convos not once but twice. And Chris and I actually recorded an episode with [Kailyn’s co-host] Lindsie [Chrisley] for Coffee Convos.
“Unfortunately, he mumbled his way through it and so we were unable to air that episode.”
The star added: “So I just wanted to say that and know what you’re talking about before you talk s**t”.
Kailyn has a strained relationship with Chris, who is the father of – Lux, three, and Creed, 10 months.
Last month she after he threatened to take legal action against MTV for showing his face in the new season.
Kailyn branded Chris “ridiculous” for being “upset” about being shown on the show.
In retaliation, Chris argued that for the new season of Teen Mom and they’d previously been on good terms.
“We were doing good up until this weekend. We were doing wonderful. Just a bunch of nonsense,” he said on his podcast.
“My kids’ mom tries to go out and make it into something that it’s not. I didn’t even really make it into a big deal.”
Kailyn was arrested in September for “several times with a closed fist” after he cut Lux’s hair without her permission.
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The exes have clearly not been seeing eye-to-eye as she recently admitted she wants to .
During an episode of her Baby Mamas No Drama podcast, she explained: “I have a huge problem with that [inconsistent fathers].”
“The court system would rather see a father who will come and go as they please, in and out, inconsistencies for days, weeks, sometimes months…”