'Teen Mom 2' Kailyn Lowry Divorce Coming? Talks Being 'Single Mom' While Javi Marroquin Away!

Teen Mom 2 star Kailyn Lowry has been having a difficult time dealing with husband Javi Marroquin's recent military deployment to the Middle East and shared her struggles with fans on her website. In a blog post titled "Sick Days & Single Moms," she starts off discussing the MTV beginnings of being a teen mom to what she has to deal with today taking care of sons Isaac and Lincoln.

"6 years later Javi is deployed so I'm essentially a single mother again," Kailyn wrote. "Nobody ever made me think about what I would do if I'm by myself and I have a sick child in the middle of the night. Obviously, as a mother we figure it out. But, even 24 years old I panicked for a minute when Lincoln started throwing up in the middle of the night and I had Isaac sound asleep in the other room."

 

A photo posted by Kailyn Lowry (@kaillowry) on Feb 27, 2016 at 8:29am PST

While the MTV mom's purpose for writing the post seems noble it does come off like she is trying to get watchers of the reality series to feel bad for what she has to go through especially in the next paragraph.

"I love my kids/being a mom, even when they're sick and I'm playing mom AND dad," she continued. "I just wanted to keep the message going for the young viewers of Teen Mom 2 that teen pregnancy is no joke... even into your twenties, make sure you're ready and have a plan for tough situations like mine last night - Luckily I have (finally) made some friends (who don't have kids) and didn't mind running out to the store for me so late."

As MStars News reported, the Love Is Bubblegum author made a guest appearance on the Steve Harvey Show where she talked about the troubles of living life in the public eye particularly in the age of social media.

"Sometimes we just want to be like everybody else and think of ourselves as people who are not on TV, but at the end of the day, if we post one picture on Instagram, we might cause World War III," she said. "It's hard because I think people forget when they're watching the show that we're actually human beings with feelings."