Teen Mama’s Kailyn Lowery ‘afraid’ after Children Elliott

Teenager is Mom stars Kailyn Lowery It was fully supported by his son Elliott Rivera when he exited as a belt, but he also found a scary experience.

Elliott, 15, formerly known as Isaac, exited the public During the June 6th episode of the “famous” famous “by Kailyn. He and his Mom, 33, sharing their candidate discussions about Elliott’s sexuality, June 11, talk to Teen’s voguewith the reality star claiming he mixed feelings about his oldest son’s news.

“That’s a seizure-22 for me because of a part, you clearly support him if he wants to do, and as he bravely for it,” Kailyn. “But on the other hand, it is afraid because the rights of the Queer Community was attacked. That was really angry to open him more (in) a parent.”

Kailyn also explained why he told Elliott that no one had to go out with him.

“I never care about his sexuality. I want to support him all the way, but I haven’t confirmed her to confirm his sexual people with my parents. ‘You know what I mean?” He said.

During the podcast stage, Elliott prove that he was gay and revealed that he decided to go out because he was “sick of the people who were with their own stories and put things in their own words.”

“It’s for me, and I built courage in a lot of time to let it know and let me have a chance,” teen meant.

Elliott said his decision was just for him and reminded those who listened they would not have to follow the same road.

“If you think it’s got to go out, do it. But if you don’t, just be yourself. You don’t have to prove anyone.

KailiN welcomes Elliott to ex Jo Rivera In 2010, and his birth was documented at a stage of MTV’s 16 and pregnants Season 2. Kailyn continued to document his life in Teenager Mama 2 Until he informed his exit from the series on May 2022.

Kailyn also contributes son Lincoln, 11, of ex Javi marroquin;; sons, 7, and creed, 4, with ex Chris Lopez;; and son Rio, 2, and twins verse and valley, which he accepted October 2023, with fiancé Elijah Scott.

In any place in the podcast period, Elliott explained how he decided to throw his first name, Isaac, and go to his middle name.

“I started going to Elliott because, at some point, I didn’t enjoy my first name. … It doesn’t feel like me in some way,” he said.

Elliott said the part of his decision to change his name falls in separation of his life as a Teenager is Mom Personality from his life now.

“I wish I could if you continued to call Isaac because I knew that transition was very difficult and it was a little because you called me my first name,” he told me to Kail. “I thought that separating from my personal and private life or who I am on TV against who I am now, that is the main reason, but at a point I want me to like my middle name.”

Elliott said Teen’s vogue That his hope for people who listened to the podcast stage, which released a part two on Tuesday, June 10, was to feel a sense of “toothbroiling.”

“I hope for anger and general awareness and support only for someone in a similar situation,” he said. “To teach parents or friends (and) families to support them and help the person who wants to go out or seek to know themselves to feel, or feel that they have support.”