Teen Mother stars Tyler Baltierra and Catelynn Lowell have hit again at critics who claimed they’re “bashing” daughter Carly’s adoptive mother and father.

Lowell, 32, shared an Instagram Story on Tuesday, February 4, initially posted by Baltierra, 33, that defended the pair’s choice to talk overtly in regards to the youngster’s adoptive mother and father, Brandon and Teresa Davis, in latest months. (Baltierra and Lowell positioned Carly, now 17, up for adoption as a new child in 2009, as documented in MTV’s 16 and Pregnant.)

“Expensive everybody who equates us sharing our adoption story as “bashing” Carly’s mother and father,” Baltierra and Lowell’s submit started. “If an individual expresses factual fact & that fact is perceived as “bashing, merciless, slander, adverse, and so forth.” then is the one who delivers that fact mistaken/merciless? Or are the info of that fact mistaken/merciless?”

The Teen Mother couple famous that, “If individuals are so uncomfortable with the info concerning that fact, then they need to re-evaluate the morality of that fact, as a substitute of condemning & pointing fingers on the ones who simply so occur to be delivering that fact. For those who possess important pondering expertise, this could make sense to you.”

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Catelynn Lowell is giving an replace about her relationship along with her 15-year-old daughter Carly’s adoptive mother and father. “Adoption is loopy. I’m blocked all due to me sending updates and footage of her sisters,” the Teen Mother: The Subsequent Chapter star, 32, claimed by way of her Instagram Story on Monday, September 9. “How is that truthful to Carly […]

Baltierra and Lowell’s clap-back arrived on the again of Lowell solely telling Us Weekly that she has no present communication with Carly. “The final time I noticed Carly was, like, two years in the past,” Lowell shared simply previous to the season 2B premiere of Teen Mother: The Subsequent Chapter on January 30. “It’s very arduous. On the finish of the day, I actually simply need no matter she needs and no matter that appears like for Carly, that’s all that I would like.”

The pair’s choice to put Carly up for adoption in July 2009 was made on the grounds that the association can be “open,” that means that the Davis’ may ship images and permit Baltierra and Lowell to see Carly in individual every year.

Lowell, who additionally shares Nova, 10, Vaeda, 5, and Rya, 3, along with her now-husband, Baltierra, took to Instagram in September 2024 to share screenshots of a collection of texts despatched to the Davis’ that didn’t garner replies.

Of late, Lowell has restricted the feedback part of a number of Instagram posts.

In line with Lowell, Carly’s adoption association started to vary as {the teenager} acquired older. “They principally have closed the adoption on us,” Lowell claimed whereas chatting with Us. “That’s arduous. I’ve sort of simply jumped into this new place with my adoption to the place now I’m chatting with plenty of adoptees and I’m studying what would’ve helped them, what would’ve benefited them. Now I’m doing loads of training about that and educating different folks in regards to the statistics of adoptees and when you’re going to make this choice ever in your life, be educated about what you’re making.”

Lowell added that she needs Carly to know she is cherished by her delivery mom. “I would like Carly to know that if she’s the one that also needs contact and it’s not occurring, I’ll struggle for that til the day I die or till she tells me it’s too arduous for me to have contact,” Lowell shared with Us. “However till that day, I would like her to know that I’m at all times right here and at all times prepared to do no matter I can.”