TEEN Mom 2 star Kailyn Lowry said fans won’t “forgive” her for her “negative” behavior.
The 28-year-old made the comment after she was arrested for “punching” her baby daddy Chris Lopez.
While answering questions from fans on Instagram, one person asked the MTV star why she gets “so much hate.”
Kailyn responded: “I had a lot of growing up & learning to do.
“Lifelong trauma I didn’t know how to deal with & it came out in a lot of negative ways.”
She concluded: “Maybe people aren’t ready to forgive me yet.”
The Teen Mom 2 star shares three-year-old son Lux and five-month-old son Creed with Chris, while she is also the mother to 11-year-old son Isaac with ex Jo Rivera and seven-year-old son Lincoln with ex-husband Javi Marroquin.
Back in October, The Celeb Report exclusively reported that Kailyn had been arrested in September over “punched her baby daddy Chris Lopez several times with a closed fist” over their son Lux’s haircut.
According to Delaware court papers, the incident took place on September 4 during a custody exchange for Lux.
Chris, 26, reported the “domestic incident” on the day of the offense, though police didn’t contact him until September 25.
The court papers read: “Christopher advised that on 9/04/2020… he was struck by his ex-girlfriend, Kailyn Lowry, several times with a closed fist.
“Christopher stated that Kailyn and his mother had arranged to have a custodial swap for Lux Lowry at his residence.”
When Kailyn noticed Chris had given Lux a haircut, he claimed she “returned to the residence and started attacking him [and] punching him several times on the head and upper torso because she did not want the child’s hair cut.”
She was released on her own recognizance with no bail amount, as she agreed to appear to all scheduled court hearings.
A no-contact order was issued and the TV personality was ordered to have “no contact, direct or indirect” with Chris.
Following the arrest, the MTV star said she wants to cut Chris out of her son’s lives.
During a recent episode of her Baby Mamas No Drama podcast, she said: “I have a huge problem with that [inconsistent fathers].
“The court system would rather see a father who will come and go as they please, in and out, inconsistencies for days, weeks, sometimes months…”
