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WHAT THE KAIL?

Teen Mom Kailyn Lowry admits she’s NOT excited to move into Delaware mansion just weeks before settling into dream home

Kailyn Lowry has revealed she is not excited about moving into her dream Delaware mansion after facing many setbacks during the building process.

The star made the revelations during a recent episode of her Coffee Convos podcast with cohost Lindsie Chrisley.

Kailyn Lowry revealed on her podcast that she is not excited about her new home
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Kailyn Lowry revealed on her podcast that she is not excited about her new homeCredit: Teen Mom
The Teen Mom star said setbacks and budget problems have put her off
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The Teen Mom star said setbacks and budget problems have put her off

The episode kicked off with Lindsie, 32, discussing an issue she was having with a shower in her home.

In the midst of her story, she told Kail, 29, that she was looking forward to the unveiling of her new Delaware home, to which the Teen Mom 2 star replied: "I'm not excited anymore. I'm very not excited."

She revealed to her cohost: "My house is supposed to be done in three weeks and I promise you it won't be done until probably January or February at this point."

Kail has repeatedly shared glimpses into the building process with fans, including setbacks and status reveals.

She has also faced backlash for some of her home decor decisions. Most recently she was bashed for painting a ceiling in her home black.

The hate isn't why Kail is no longer excited about her home, however.

The MTV star said in the podcast episode: "I am very not excited. I am so far over my budget - over my loan amount. My out of pocket expense at this point is...I'm afraid."

She went on to add that delays in design and construction have further put her off the process.

Kail continued: "The email that I got today about countertops and cabinets when I'm supposed to be moving in in three weeks is just very unsettling."

She added that she was feeling "very nervous," telling Lindsie: "My interior designer is at my house right now - the new house - just to double check on some things."

According to Kail, there had been some issues with delivering materials.

The problem threatened to derail the progress on her home.

She explained: "They delivered tile to the house I think last week or the week before but they were actually missing an entire pallet. The grout and all of the grout colors that were picked were on the pallet that was missing, but they needed to start the tile and stuff like that.

"It's, like, an easy fix but my builder was like, 'No, I need the grout today in order to start,' so he then went and got all of the grout and stuff because he didn't want to wait for it because he needed to get started.

"It's just weird little things that you don't think of that would put you back."

DESIGN DRAMA

Kail posted a photo of one of the ceilings in her home, revealing that she was waiting for it to be painted black.

She included a poll in the post, asking if fans would consider doing the same in their homes.

The post was shared on Reddit, where users slammed her over her paint color choice.

The original poster wrote: "Is she serious? A black ceiling on a house she wants to sell in a few years."

Another commenter added: "Ew."

A third user wrote: "At this point I think Kaily is just playing the Sims with real life."

Another user called Kail "an IDIOT," writing: "Black ceilings are just gonna make that big room feel so small! My word, she's an IDIOT."

Before that she was slammed after showing off a bathroom tile she selected, which fans thought was ugly.

Some thought the tile, which was white with black lines running throughout, looked broken or drawn on.

Kail noted when she posted a photo of the tile: "You'll either love it or hate it. There's no in between."

users responded to the post with a barrage of negativity.

One wrote: "I thought this was broken tile, this is awful."

Another added: "looks like the kids already scribbles all over it lol"

SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT?

Paint colors and tile selections aren't the only thing Kail's getting hate over.

Fans recently noted that her home, or some aspects of it, were strikingly similar to another Teen Mom star's.

She was slammed for "copying" Chelsea Houska, who has also taken some serious heat over her home.

A commenter wrote: "It all seems so Chelsea inspired.";

Another added: "Kail is copying Chelsea's house."

Many fans think her South Dakota dream house is ugly or badly designed.

Chelsea, like Kail, continues to show it off.

To add to the drama, Kail previously appeared to indirectly diss Chelsea's home months earlier when she said she "hates a farmhouse style."

Chelsea, 30, has described her home sense as "glam farmhouse."

HATING IT

Kail's home is designed by her to fit her family's needs and wants.

It features rooms for each of them and guests, a game room, an updated kitchen, plenty of bathrooms, a dog room and more.

Although it's the house of her dreams, Kail has been open about her distaste for the building process.

She announced that she was building the house in Spring.

By August, she admitted that she was pretty much over the process. In fact, at the time she said she hated it.

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Asked by a fan what her favorite part of building a home was, Kail said: "I thought I was going to be absolutely love building a house. I thought it was going to be so much fun."

That has not been the case for her, however.

She has faced serious hate over her design sense
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She has faced serious hate over her design senseCredit: Instagram
Kailyn continues to let fans in on the process, despite their distaste
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Kailyn continues to let fans in on the process, despite their distasteCredit: Social Media - Refer to source
She said her home is supposed to be done in three weeks, but will likely take longer
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She said her home is supposed to be done in three weeks, but will likely take longerCredit: Instagram
Kailyn Lowry installing new fire place in her Delaware mansion

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