'Teen Mom 2' News: Kailyn Lowry Admits Struggling to Find a Name for Third Baby
Almost two months after giving birth to her third baby, "Teen Mom 2" star Kailyn Lowry is still uncertain on what name she should give to her third bundle of joy.
While Lowry revealed in a prior blog post that she delivered to her third baby quick, the same thing cannot be said about giving him a name. In a recent interview with Us Weekly, the reality-TV star has admitted that she is struggling how to find the right name for her third bundle of joy, something that she did not encounter with her two older sons, Isaac and Lincoln.
"I thought I had a name and I would refer to the baby as that name in text messages or say it. And it didn't feel right so I kept trying a couple different ones and none of them felt right," Lowry told the publication.
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As of this writing, Lowry maintains "Baby Lo" as, supposedly, the temporary name for her son, a name lifted from the name of the baby's father, Chris Lopez. However, she admitted that she already has a name in mind for Baby Lo, although she still has to apply her choice legally.
"I kind of have the one that I want to name him. But I haven't legally named him yet," Lowry said.
In the same interview, Lowry also admitted that having three kids is a lot more difficult than having two. While she is grateful that Baby Lo is easy to manage, on the whole, she admitted that things are difficult for her as she and Lopez do not live together.
"It's hard right now because he's in school and working," Lowry revealed.
Lowry also admitted in the same interview that things between her and ex-husband Javi Marroquin are not okay. However, she is optimistic that, whatever their issues are, they will be okay again as things have always been that way between her and him.
Despite being positive that she and her ex-husband will be able to iron out their differences eventually, Lowry stressed that there is no chance for them to be together once more.
"Teen Mom 2" airs on MTV Mondays at 9 p.m. ET.
