For months after the world learned that Kailyn Lowry is pregnant with her third child, the Teen Mom 2 star was bombarded by rumors and speculation.
Much of the scrutiny had to do with the identity of Kailyn’s baby daddy, which she struggled in vain to keep a secret.
It wasn’t long before fans came to the conclusion that Chris Lopez is the father of Kail’s third child, and Lowry recently confirmed the news herself.
Now, we may be getting a sense of why Kailyn worked so hard to keep Lopez out of the spotlight.
Initial reports indicated that Lopez and Lowry broke up, but it’s looking more and more as though they never dated at all.
And if they did, it certainly wasn’t anything resembling a serious relationship.
Kaily might be feeling a bit embarrassed that she clearly fell hard for Chris while he seems to have had more “no strings attached” expectations.
In fact, it looks like he’s already moved on from his time with Kailyn and is currently getting very close with a new female friend.
The Ashley’s Reality Roundup has photos of Lopez canoodling with an unidentified woman on Snapchat.
There’s no mistaking that Lopez and his lady friend are, well, more than just friends, and apparently there’s more visual evidence where that came from.
“There were a few more photos and some were way more graphic than these,” the source of the photos tells The Ashley.
The site reached out to Kailyn for a reaction to these pics, and not surprisingly, the TM2 star didn’t have much to say.
What is surprising is the fact that she seems to wish Lopez all the best:
“I hope he is figuring his stuff out and making himself happy,” Lowry tells The Ashley.
A pretty mature take on the situation from the soon-to-be mother of three.
Here’s hoping Lowry can maintain that level head as she juggles the demands of raising three young children with three different fathers.
It’s a tough situation for any single mom made considerably easier by the fact that Kailyn is loaded.
Watch Teen Mom 2 online at TV Fanatic to relive Kailyn’s path to where she is today.
