TEEN Mom star Kailyn Lowry clapped back at trolls who slammed for going to a waterpark during the pandemic.
The mom-of-four told them: “find something else to drag me for!” on a new episode of her podcast.
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Kailyn said on her Baby Mamas No Drama podcast with Vee Rivera: “Vee and I get tested three times a week… and the kids too… I’m dragged constantly.
“So I constantly feel like I need to remind everyone that I’m going places and doing things because I’m tested three times a week, and I have that ability. And I’m tired of being dragged.
“So if the trolls are listening… pick something else to drag me for… I just feel that I get dragged and nobody else does, but we’re being so safe, and it’s just very frustrating.”
Earlier this month Kailyn faced backlash when she took her sons, Isaac, 10, Lincoln, seven, Lux, three, and Creed, five months, to an indoor waterpark.
The MTV star said on her Baby Mamas No Drama podcast: “The trolls… it’s irritating because it’s always me. It’s okay when other people go and do stuff, but it’s never okay for me to do it. The fact that we all get tested three times a week…
“I’m really sick of being attacked for doing the same things that everyone else is doing. It’s not normal.”
Kailyn added: “I am an easy target probably because I always fight back.”
She said she’s been trying not to engage with trolls in recent months: “I’ve stayed off the troll pages a lot. I’ve been working really hard to not respond to things, not giving comments to things that are unnecessary, reacting privately.”
While at the park, Kailyn sported a low-cut black one-piece bathing suit.
The Teen Mom 2 star captioned a snap with her sons: “First WaterPark trip with all 4 & Mello’s first time in the water.”
However, she recently admitted she “hates her body” on her Coffee Convos podcast saying: “I’m in a place right now where I don’t want to go see people because I’m not happy with myself.
“Right now I’m at the highest weight I’ve ever been and I’m not happy with myself. My clothes fit differently. I hate it.
“Half of my brain is like, ‘Go get fit’ – I’m going to the gym every day – and the other half of me is like, ‘I’m almost 30, just embrace your body, just be OK with it.'”
