"Kiss my ass," Lowry writes in a series of fiery tweets aimed at MTV.
Kailyn Lowry is the latest "Teen Mom 2" star to criticize MTV for the network's edits when it comes to her storyline on the reality TV show.
In a series of angry tweets on Sunday, Lowry unloaded on how she's portrayed week to week on the series, starting off her thread by saying she really felt the need to "spill some tea" about filming.
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View StoryOver an hour long period yesterday, she accused the show of only focusing on some of the more negative and/or salacious aspects in her life instead of her accomplishments or moments of joy. In the thread, she also said MTV played up the drama between her and her exes and wanted to focus on her doing a nude photoshoot for this season's finale.
"Kiss my ass. All the shit I've been through and been doing and taking my kids on spring break, building house or party..... trip with [costar Leah Messer] isn't good enough for my finale???" she asked. "I'm only valued for getting f--king naked??????"
A couple hours after the vented her frustrations, she added, "I said what I said" and wrote, "Everybody just wants to feel loved."
See her full thread below:
Y'all wana talk about filming and shit cause I'm so mad I could spill some tea
@KailLowry
I have struggled, y'all have seen it. I haven't always made good choices. But I'm getting my shit together. Started my company. Own a house, building another.
@KailLowry
Mtv calls me up to discuss season finale after not filming my house stuff or my surprise party they knew about for a month
@KailLowry
Talkin bout they want me to do a boudoir shoot as the season finale.
@KailLowry
Kiss my ass. All the shit I've been through and been doing and taking my kids on spring break, building house or party..... trip with @TM2LeahDawn isn't good enough for my finale???
@KailLowry
I'm only valued for getting fucking naked??????
@KailLowry
I don't ever sit on my couch & talk about my baby dads as much as I do when MTV is asking. I feel like that's such a smack in the face.
@KailLowry
Drama sells but from what I see the happy stories/tv personalities have a bigger following & more opportunity. Am i wrong?
@KailLowry
At what point can I stop being portrayed as a bitter baby momma?
@KailLowry
I said what I said 🤷🏼♀️
@KailLowry
Everybody just wants to feel loved. Thas it
@KailLowry
She's not the only one who's complained about how they're portrayed on the show recently.
Jenelle Evans actually did it during filming, getting emotional as she spoke to one of the show's producers on camera earlier this season.
"This show keeps giving me a bad rap, so I want some f--king respect, dude. I want some f--king respect," she said. "Even if I'm never on TV again, that's fine, I have other shit I'm working on, so I'm fine with that. Once you push me away, everyone should know, I don't trust you again."
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View Story"I feel like they never believe me and everything I say to them is a lie and everything they read online, that's what they believe," Evans added. "And they don't know anything about me, they don't know what I do, how I act, they don't even know my favorite food anymore, they don't know what's going on with me mentally, physically, my health issues, unless I share it, unless I open my mouth."
Over on "Teen Mom OG," Amber Portwood also criticized the show while appearing on the reunion back in December.
"I don't feel like I get my truth out and I feel like what people see on this show, they're obviously going to think a certain way about me and it hurts me to my core when I have to deal with stuff from my past today," she said at the time. "I'd like to think I'm a strong f--king person, I'm balling my eyes out because people can't comprehend what depression is or why I stayed away from Leah when I was in such a bad part. If you can't comprehend that, that's not my problem, but it hurts. You're bullying me."
"The way that I'm looking on this show is not who I am, it's not me," she added. Portwood also claimed she wasn't given as much time as Catelynn Lowell to seek treatment for her mental health.
"Teen Mom 2" airs Mondays on MTV.