5:47 When Matt asked Kail if she felt like the public school system failed her in sex education- Kail said “I feel like parenting was failed”. I respect this so much! It is 100% up to the parents to educate their children.
@DaniANDNoeАй бұрын
But when we leave it up to parents it is very common for this outcome? so why would we not try to fill a need in society instead of continuing this to persist from neglectful parents??
@monicageller226Ай бұрын
You’re absolutely correct parents are responsible for their child’s upbringing not the government. Unfortunately many are not equipped to raise them which is why our society is in decline because the government will push their agenda on to the kids as they have and continue to do.
@kimberlychristmas-lee3868Ай бұрын
It is also a public health issue
@melaniegeeАй бұрын
@@DaniANDNoe because those same neglectful parents will be the ones trying to sue the school, teacher and whoever they can sue because the teacher taught it in a way they don’t approve of. It’s taught in schools, but who’s to say it’s understood. So many kids are embarrassed in that class. They won’t ask questions, etc. So what they learn is limited. Parents need to step up.
@DaniANDNoeАй бұрын
@@melaniegee we all know parents need to step up but obviously it’s. Not. Happening. Some type of intervention needs to occur!
@sherriitsamea3476Ай бұрын
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. That woman isn’t scared of ANYTHING!! Even if you don’t agree with her past, you just have to respect her drive. I’m floored by where she is in life vs where she came from. It’s almost unfathomable what she’s accomplished,especially with her history & all of those children. And I love her honesty. It’s such a breath of fresh air. Keep going Kailyn 👏👏👏👏👏
@ItsBritАй бұрын
Exactly, compare her with other members of the original show, there's no denying shes made it work and made the best of it for her and her children. No one can take that from her!
@debbiejansen1178Ай бұрын
She isn't afraid of anything. That is a problem.
@yvonne8786Ай бұрын
She has 4 baby daddies!!! Wtf is wrong with people??? That's not a flex and she shouldn't be a role model
@ItsBritАй бұрын
@@yvonne8786 and mary Magdalene was a prostitute, Paul was a pharisee of pharisees. God used extra marital affairs (David and Bathsheba) and more. Moral of the story .. 1. Its not your place to Judge, or decide who is worthy or not Amd 2. someone with 4 baby daddy's and a crap upbringing is exactly who I want my kids to see. 9 times out of 10 if thats followed up with actual parenting and guidance, they will learn what not to do instead of following in their foot steps.
@ashleyk9209Ай бұрын
She’s a boss fr
@niahoward913Ай бұрын
I genuinely think people don’t like her because of how REAL she is. She isn’t this cookie cutter parent/influencer and we need more of that! I have loved her since 16 & Pregnant and since then she has accomplished so many things and is so smart. She’s the definition of it doesn’t matter where you come from , you can still be super successful! We love Kail❤️❤️
@maeganbarnes5478Ай бұрын
I agree, I had a very chaotic upbringing and I have so much empathy and am so proud of her. ❤
@nancyarsenault3876Ай бұрын
Having all those children with all those fathers is ridiculous
@niahoward913Ай бұрын
@@nancyarsenault3876 she takes care of all of them so what’s the problem ? It doesn’t fit with what society views as normal ?
@MszEveryShotАй бұрын
True. It's just that- people dont like her for reasons that concern or affect them 0% @niahoward913 🤷♀️. Never even placed eyes on her in real life but "don't like her" and have to share it with the world 😂
@DivingfamАй бұрын
@nancyarsenault3876 but why? She's a great mom she says why she has all those baby dad's she isn't trying to say it's great... but she is sober she makes good money she spends time with them she does things with them most important she gives them all love... it's disgusting to me that people judge her for her baby dad's she was in a relationship with them all she wasn't with a bunch of men at the same time the way she grew up it is amazing she's doing so good
@JMKNS22Ай бұрын
Kail is the one & only reason I am willingly sitting through an entire episode of this pod.
@aiyolee30698 күн бұрын
Same !!!! Shes not FAKE at all and i love her !
@lara_warafulАй бұрын
Kail, as a young woman with a sister 14 years younger than me, THANK YOU for saying you don’t want the older ones raising the younger kids. It really impacts older siblings and forces them to grow up much faster than they should. You’re an amazing mother!
@christinahaythorne3633Ай бұрын
I am 14 years older than my brother. I had to leave school to take him places.
@mrs.anastasia2u14Ай бұрын
Agreed
@Momo-xb5cuАй бұрын
Soooo agree. I'm the eldest and had to babysit and basically co-parent my 3 younger siblings. I'm 33 years old and still no children because it was just so overwhelming and I honestly lost my sense of identity.
@sm0859Ай бұрын
15 year age gap and although i do agree i also regret not being more hands on with my little brothers. i feel like that would’ve made a difference when i became a mom myself but thats neither here nor there
@myrandapistokache6653Ай бұрын
I am 16 years older than my youngest sister! And there are 2 younger brothers and 2 younger sisters in between us. I had to miss things to stay home and watch kids from the time I was 8 years old. I couldn’t fathom leaving toddlers with an 8 year old.
@lynnmanganella7845Ай бұрын
I have mad respect for Kailyn. She is always reaching for bigger and better things all while raising 7 kids.
@andreajones886Ай бұрын
100%💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
@amandalujan4730Ай бұрын
Holy shit….when did she have 3 more????
@rachelkessinger2295Ай бұрын
@@amandalujan4730baby #5 (boy) in fall 2022 and twins (boy and girl) in winter 2024 - all three with a new man so now she has 4 baby daddies
@monicaroman9121Ай бұрын
She doesn’t raise them she has a nanny
@conor7154Ай бұрын
Like pimping them out for views?
@cindygregory9951Ай бұрын
I have to say…I have mad respect for her. She came across as a very intelligent, level headed lady. She has her kids’ needs ahead of her own. She finished college. I really admire her. I watched her since she was 16 and to see her turn into this totally responsible, really smart lady is great to watch. Go Kail!!
@madelinerose444Ай бұрын
I love how fast she talks lol she has so much helpful insight and wisdom to share! You can tell she thinks fast and efficiently with the way she articulates her words… she’ll be an amazing lawyer some day!
@AlejandraPerez-qf9dcАй бұрын
Yes I think this is why I love her podcasts! The speed she talks at is so nice to me 😂
@JackieMackenzieАй бұрын
Yes! I knew she had adhd before she did because her thoughts are so hyperactive!
@joyellensauter2858Ай бұрын
She is from Delaware, her speed of talking is a philadelphia Delaware new jersey thing
@cmaden783 күн бұрын
No one in our family ever baby talked my kids and I personally think that it really increases and improves their vocabulary and overall intelligence
@MeganNichols-q2eАй бұрын
I never disliked her on the show, but the more I see of her, the more I respect her. She's really inspiring for young women. Great interview!
@moomama21710 күн бұрын
Isaac's dad and parents are SO abusive. Mind games and manipulation.
@flowerwitch893 күн бұрын
100%
@melissaphillips1334Ай бұрын
I wasn't a fan of Kailyn during the earlier Teen Mom years, but WOW, what a well-spoken and likable woman she was during this interview!
@carlaamanda86Ай бұрын
Agreed. As IVE gotten older I respect her so much and I really love how real she is. And honestly just authentic to herself!! I wish I could be!! ❤❤
@xoxdesireАй бұрын
Shes hard to dislike... I listen to her and Vees podcast and despite her flaws or wtv she's still real and funny
@amorrissey9264Ай бұрын
Yeah they made her out to be a nag and a my way or the highway type, but hell she HAD to be, Isaac was always made to be seen as the immature prick, so now I'm like, was he? Freakin MTV lol
@pepsi8967Ай бұрын
Love that she honestly acknowledges the differences between her raising her kids and someone else doing so. I don’t necessarily respect every decision she’s made in her life but I respect how she has always had a mind to create a better future for her kids than she had. It’s a good point to wonder what she may have become if raised in a healthier stable household. Honestly good on her for always working hard!!
@erinfloyd5957Ай бұрын
I'm 10 years older than Kail and I've watched her since 16 and pregnant. I've always had empathy and immense respect for what she's created for herself! She is a go-getter! I love how you can tell she doesn't take any crap, from anyone, without her even saying she's that way. 💪🏻❤
@stefaniekappes5426Ай бұрын
I feel you, kailyn. My mum abandoned me at 14. I fell pregnant at 18, and I'm now 34. I haven't seen her in 20 years and I still have a hard time with it too. It does suck. Really glad you are so open with your life. Xx
@FearBean0519Ай бұрын
As parents, we need to have those "hard/uncomfortable" discussions. Educate your children 👏🏼 ❤
@ashleycotton4351Ай бұрын
Amen!!
@arisefromthehateАй бұрын
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@Imund12Ай бұрын
She’s grown so much on me! I liked hearing her story and how she changed things up so much. I saw some videos of her parenting her kids and she’s so calm with it but sets those strong boundaries and doesn’t let her kids disrespect her without having to scream at them.
@Just_Jenny85Ай бұрын
Matt and Abby are really good at this. They all the right questions, and they are so respectful ❤and respectable. I’m proud of y’all. You’ve grown so much in the past year! ❤❤
@AlyBeauty09Ай бұрын
Omg this girl is so cool, hearing her in this space has been such a joy
@ConnyvanderMeerАй бұрын
Wow, MTV really didn't do her justice. I never realized how hard she worked and how well she did despite her hard youth. The shows kinda made it seem like she was just a mess making bad decisions all the time. I hope she's really proud of herself.
@itsbubbles4021Ай бұрын
Reality shows are for the drama
@amorrissey9264Ай бұрын
...😂 out of all the girls at the time, she was going to school, isaac was a jerk, her mom gave 0 support, she was never the messy bad decision party teen like some of the rest. Honestly though, I really only ever watched the season she was in, and caught tabloids and clips of all the rest, but I don't remember Kailyn ever being painted as the unresponsible one, just bitchy lol
@KmvS8615 күн бұрын
She has 4 baby daddies and 7 kids. That’s being messy on national television
@UnstoppableMorganАй бұрын
14:20 😂 I can refresh your memory! lol I watched that show religiously when it was first on tv. So what happened was, Kail your mom was clearly not taking care of you and Joes mom (Joe is the father of Kail’s first son) turned into momma bear over you. She was a person you could trust and lean on. Joes mom would defend you during fights with Joe even. After your mom countlessly didn’t show up for you Joes mom decided that it would be best if you permanently lived with them. ❤ and then Joes mom turned on you when ya’ll broke up. That was so sad to see! You have definitely come far Kail! Great job!!
@samanthakwait8782Ай бұрын
She did turn on Kail but I think they all felt so betrayed when kail started dating that kid (Jordan I think?).
@ravenc4912Ай бұрын
@@samanthakwait8782 Her and Joe broke up. He was with other girls but she can't be with other guys?
@LargeMarge867113 күн бұрын
Not while living free in his parents house 😂😂😂😂
@SailingmommaАй бұрын
Most people don’t understand the life of a person who grows up with an alcoholic parent. It ruins you for life.
@loritanner4478Ай бұрын
My dad was. Didn't ruin me for life. I'm 65 now.
@SailingmommaАй бұрын
@@loritanner4478 I'm happy to hear that. I wish I could get rid of the torment I've live with. I saw things that no child should ever have to see that are etched in my mind forever. My Mom was 46 when the drink ended it for her.
@emtwrАй бұрын
You can heal from that trauma, rather than being in the role of a victim forever. I don’t mean that in a mean way, Al-Anon and other support systems are available to help you live life and have freedom from your past
@bethechange8889Ай бұрын
@@emtwryou just don't know without living it,like any other awful childhood. I would say having abusive & or alcoholic parents it makes one feel different from everyone not necessarily a victim.
@emexplorer1983Ай бұрын
It definitely gives you PTSD from being raised with an abuser who doesn't love you only loves alcohol and drugs
@carolinelily7775Ай бұрын
So grateful to hear other women with an alcoholic parent finding strength in setting boundaries with them!! I’m almost 4 years no-contact with my dad and it is the best decision I’ve ever made for myself and my recovery, but there are also the really hard days like Kailyn mentioned. At any age it can feel very isolating and I think for those able to talk about their experiences, it can really help those who aren’t ready to share yet. Thanks Matt and Abby for having this incredible woman on your show!
@SailingmommaАй бұрын
Truth. I have always wanted to write a book about growing up with an alcoholic parent. It is always hush, hush and I don't know why.
@JuliaKulwikАй бұрын
What a wonderful pod cast this was. I agree with Kailyn on so many things, except med free deliveries. My shortest was 30 hours. I used to tell kids don't ask unless you want to know. They got the correct answer with the correct vocabulary. They still always asked. Just wanted to let you all know how much I enjoyed this time. Blessings from Pittsburgh
@alexis_253Ай бұрын
Yay, it’s Kailyn! I followed Teen Mom 2 for a long time. They’re my age exactly! Love hearing her story. Would love to see the other girls on here too!
@angelamccold1104Ай бұрын
Her and Macy are my absolute favourites from the Teen mom OG's honestly ❤❤❤
@oneNonlyjayyАй бұрын
I never comment anywhere. But I just admire kail so much!! Love how strong and how she’s all about her kids no matter what.
@yvonne8786Ай бұрын
People admire The wildest things
@SaraSquared88Ай бұрын
Kailyn is so relatable. So many people, including me, grow up in households with addicted/depressed/absent parents with no other adults to step in. I got pregnant at 18 in 2006 and was in a pretty helpless place but like Kail, I used my past as drive and was able to do pretty well for myself and my child, who is now 17! I remember watching Kailyn’s first episode and thinking “she’s gonna make it” because I saw in her the resiliency needed to fight against the stats that were against her. Just need to say congrats to all the girlies, including Kail, who’ve made it out 🤍 we CAN do big things ON OUR OWN!
@nicoleclements2955Ай бұрын
She's 100% real, that's what I like about her. My 10yo& 4yo knows the exact words of body parts. They both got to see our 3rd baby be born at a birthing center. My 10yo has slowly been asking questions about sex & his body since he's been hearing it from kids at school. I'm with Kail when she said, she wants her kids to hear it from her then from other kids.
@melaniegeeАй бұрын
Awesome episode!! My ADHD (or maybe FOMO) prevents me from ever listening to a whole show, podcast, etc. but I listened to all of this and loved it! I hate that MTV never really showed us this side of Kail. It would have been awesome to know that she had so much drive, especially knowing that she had a hard life in her early years. I’m very happy for her. And y’all did a good job interviewing her!
@larac.8797Ай бұрын
Lol do it in the car when your held hostage 😂
@melaniegeeАй бұрын
@@larac.8797 good idea! 🤣🤣🤣
@karahmiaopal4402Ай бұрын
I'm only 18 minutes into this and this made me realize how much i love listening to Kail. She makes a podcast so interesting. She's great to listen to.
@malaikeebabi07Ай бұрын
I did not expect to listen to this whole podcast but genuinely enjoyed every minute. Kail is so cool, so fun, so smart, so resilient. What a pleasure. I feel like Abby and Kail could be genuine friends! Matt and Abby you both made this interview feel so easy and i felt like I was there chatting with the dudes lol
@jillyoung938517 күн бұрын
Ok first of all, I decided to watch this one on a whim…HOLY MOLY! I am so glad I did! I actually watched her when on 16 and Pregnant so I was kinda skeptical…I am blown away by how far she has come, how funny and real she is. I feel so proud for her! Thank you so much for having her on! Totally a new fan of hers now!
@jlp9452Ай бұрын
OMG I haven’t watched this yet but I grew up and am still keeping up with the teen mom series! I always wanted Kail to come back after she left! So happy you guys did this sit down!!!!!!!
@karli226Ай бұрын
I’ve only really known about Kail from 16 and pregnant. I didn’t follow her story or keep up with her life since she’s been on tv. Then this year she kept coming up on my fyp regarding books. I started following her instagram and found her podcasts and I’ve grown to really respect her and enjoy her content. She’s also real and won’t apologize which is so amazing! She is doing the damn thing 👏👏👏
@angiesaunders601519 күн бұрын
This war one of my favorite podcast. I could sit and listen to her talk about her life all day, and I really liked the dynamic between you guys. It was great
@liznino56014 күн бұрын
I have never really followed Kail but I have to say how proud of her I am. She’s an amazing mom and provider and she’s doing everything she can to provide for her self and she’s doing an amazing job. She’s also so well spoken and articulated. You go girl!🫶🏼
@BRass16Ай бұрын
Hands down, my favorite podcast interview that you’ve done to date!!! You guys touched on so many topics and I loved every minute of this episode!
@EmmaHead-g4gАй бұрын
I LOVED this podcast. She is so real and funny. Good vibes all around!
@laura9299Ай бұрын
I have been watching Kail since the beginning and I have always found her life story so interesting and amazing and I am so proud of how far she has come in this life she has built for herself and her children. I myself have three children’s fathers and had my first child when I was still in my teens, but when we show our children a different way of life and how to be responsible and talk to them how we wish we were talked to I think it really is amazing.
@samanthatempleton2145Ай бұрын
I have always loved and applauded Kail. You’re right, they didn’t show enough of your backstory, however as a child of addicts myself in which I also became a teen mother…I saw the hurt and the pain. I recognized the strength and adversity that you had as a young woman. I will always look up to you for that because you showed me that my life wasn’t over and that I could do it too even if I was alone. My babygirl is 11 now and I just bought a house and graduated with my bachelors too ❤ Keep grinding Kail!
@vikimorrisonАй бұрын
I truly enjoyed this podcast! Kail really can get along and banter with anyone and it shows! Love yall!
@maryrosegutierrez3116Ай бұрын
When you have been a teen parent, you TALK TO YOUR KIDS about all that stuff. It just comes with the territory to make those conversations "normal". Talking about drugs, sex, and relationships/friends is just easy for me to talk to my kids about and I don't know what it would have been like if I had kids later in life
@its_ghost_btw_997Ай бұрын
I was 21 when I had my first n only child but I talk to him openly about sex,drugs,alcohol & the consequences of choosing to partake in those activities. He's 14 now n him n I are so close with our communication. I love tgat he's knowledgeable about these topics n that he learned them from his mom n not from other kids or teachers.
@stashiatracyАй бұрын
Kailyn came from nothing. I’ve watched her go from homelessness and orphaned with a baby on her hip to a successful and financially stable mom. There’s nothing wrong with having seven children if they’re cared for and she’s got that down.
@KnightConvosАй бұрын
This is a great comment! Completely agree!!
@stevendaniels9619Ай бұрын
Love how yall are so consistent every Wednesday at midnight
@MeganGainerАй бұрын
But why do I go looking every Monday for a new one??? 😅😅
@JessicaShipman-h6eАй бұрын
This was my favorite. Kailyn is such a strong and relatable person. She is showing young women that you can overcome and be successful, no matter what life gives you!
@sha-naynay18Ай бұрын
She had MTV money. Its not realustiv🙄
@paigemaxwell8541Ай бұрын
Hands down one of my favorite moms to support. I have SO MUCH RESPECT for Kail. She is a phoenix in the flesh! I don’t give a shit how many baby daddies she has-she takes care of ALL 7 of her children like a boss! She has always strived for better; better life, better income, better parenting, better stability, better everything for her children and self.
@MadisonCornett-fj9swАй бұрын
She is genuinely one of the realest ones on that show. And I feel so so bad for her because her momma NEVER even gave that poor guy a chance!
@NikkiPumpkin31Ай бұрын
I love Kail always have since day one. I’m 47 and I had my daughters at 16&18. I had my Mom & Dad they helped me and it was amazing thankfully. I wouldn’t have made it without them. I’m so proud of her she’s such an amazing Mom & person. I have 3 babies Dads. I feel I was looking for love from men who couldn’t provide that and just made babies and weren’t the right person for me. I would change a lot but never change having my daughters and I had my son at 27. I have 5 beautiful Grandkids now also ❤❤❤❤
@cmic7233Ай бұрын
Kail is amazing, from going to school with Isaac as a teenager to graduating college, to now having a beautiful home with multiple incomes with 7 amazing children She did it all herself forreal
@sha-naynay18Ай бұрын
She wouldnt have ANY of that without MTV money. I will die on that hill!
@cmic7233Ай бұрын
@@sha-naynay18 no shiet but she chose to apply herself and still got picked and then chose how she spent her mtv money and continued to make money she could have just collected mtv checks but she didn’t
@taylorkaufman4574Ай бұрын
Love that you had kail on this podcast!! I've watched her for years and love to hear her talk. I've had 3 undmeicated births and I loved them all
@theroadnottaken7Ай бұрын
Okay so I watched teen Mom and also 16 and pregnant and I definitely thought Kail's childhood was rough...but I always wondered why they didn't delve into it. I adore her...she is a true success and inspiration!!
@tialarasonАй бұрын
I have never enjoyed a podcast so much. I laughed, I was emotional, but all in all, I truly feel like Kail is such an inspiring, amazing person. I could listen to her forever! Don’t mind me while I head over to find her podcast 😁
@chanelsmith198525 күн бұрын
I absolutely love Kail. She's done everything she can to make a better life for herself & her kids. She's honest, outspoken & keeps an open mind. I think more people need to be like that 👏 Great interview too. You guys asked good questions but also kept it down to earth like a normal conversation
@josiestyers5784Ай бұрын
My husband and I are recovering heroin addicts. Going on 7 years now, we own a home, have fancy vehicles, have three little girls, number three will be here Oct 1st. And my husband and I worry constantly about if they will choose a path of addiction. I especially with our oldest. She is 4 and already has soooo many addict tendencies. It’s so scary to think about and then to think how our parents felt.
@melissablais6030Ай бұрын
My husband and I have had to talk to each of our kids as they've gotten older about addiction. My fil was an alcoholic and there's also alcohol addiction on my side of the family. We had to make them aware that addiction can be genetic so they need to be aware of it. Likely something that you'll want to speak to your girls about when they get older, not to scare them, but to make them aware. That's awesome that you and your husband were able to both quit and build a successful life together 😊
@melissazorn49637 күн бұрын
As a motherless mom, I can relate to Kailyn so much! It’s so freaking hard to be a mom without your own mother so love and support you! She’s a rockstar!
@AmeeraNassirАй бұрын
I too was not a fan of hers while she was on 16&Preg/Teen Mom but also forgot she was literally a teenager just trying to figure everything out. Prime example of why we should not judge people on their past! She has really grown into an intelligent, strong, well-spoken, and likable woman and mother!! I feel like she is easy to talk to and she has learned so much throughout the years, I am truly proud of her journey
@allisonm7223Ай бұрын
I love that she is so unapologetically herself
@chayasuriemargareten2130Ай бұрын
on having a bunch of kids, i'm one of 12, and we all got full attention and had a fantastic childhood, it's really up to how much parents are willing to invest in the greatest gifts g-d granted them
@Beepbopboop19Ай бұрын
Really? How? Like if 3 kids had bad days and needed quality time, there is not enough parent to go around? I really am curious, i wonder about having more.
@chayasuriemargareten2130Ай бұрын
@@Beepbopboop19 you definitely have to be ready for it, and really dedicate a huge chunk of your life towards your children But if 3 kids need attention, you turn to the one who can handle this best and say, 'I'd love to hear what happened today, but it's a bit hectic right now. why don't you go do something to relax or chill, and we'll talk soon, is that ok?" even if the kid doesn't love hearing this right then, it teaches him or her a super valuable lesson in 1-patience, and and 2-learning to self regulate emotions when you don't have someone to talk to. These are incredible teaching moments that many children in small families don't get, because their parents are at their beck and call all day.
@ashlieleavelleАй бұрын
So proud she raised her kids not partaking in drugs and alcohol. She is a better mom than many of the others.
@toniajones2715Ай бұрын
This was a GREAT podcast!! I just love Kail! I have watched her since 16 and pregnant. What made her my favorite was her strength to keep on going all by herself. I laughed all thru this show.
@truckerswife101Ай бұрын
I was the same growing up. My dad is a alcoholic and we went from living in a house to living with family to hotels and tents in a family members back yard. It was so hard growing up that way. Sometimes no water or power. As an adult now i have 5 kids and i absolutely broke that cycle and want my kids to have what i didnt. As ive watched Kail i have so much respect for her and the show did make her seem like a terrible person when she actually hasnt been.
@5warrilowsАй бұрын
YESSS!! I love Kailyn so much, she’s been thru so much & she’s SO REAL - love love LOVE this podcast more & more each podcast! Y’all are great!
@sallysunshine85Ай бұрын
I've loved her ambition and drive since the very beginning. So proud of you, Kail!! ❤❤❤ Thank you for being so open and unafraid to share your life with us. We've all learned from you in multiple ways.
@alejandrazamora3034Ай бұрын
This is the most authentic podcast/interview that I've seen in a long time. It's 100% refreshing to have Kail talk about everything and answer so honestly. Amazing job guys! Y'all killed it 🙌🙌🙌
@Kyle_literallyАй бұрын
*I hope Kail always does her podcasts, going on other podcasts, I just love her & could literally listen to home girl for hours💓*
@mxmom2917Күн бұрын
I didn't want this interview to end. Thanks for posting this.
@momma_c7984Ай бұрын
THANK YOU for bringing Kail on your podcast, have been a huge fan since 16 & pregnant days 💞 Mad respect for how far she’s come & grown, so proud of you momma 🫶🏻♥️♥️
@vitamin.CC_Ай бұрын
I’m still early in but I really just love and respect her. She and I had similar upbringings and I relate to a lot of what she says. Her self reflection and confidence is amazing. Refreshing to see someone so real and talk about the good the bad and the ugly.
@LilianaLopezzzАй бұрын
Really good podcast ❤ I used to watch 16 & pregnant with my mom all the time and Kaitlyn always had a special spot on me. Giving her upbringing and all the trauma she is fucken killing it and is doing so damn well with her children. People can talk and point fingers all they want like if we’ve never made mistakes before and one thing about her is that she owns on to her bad decisions and that’s the only way we learn and grow ❤ you go girl your so inspiring and love the outcome of you because things could have been worse. I 💯 agree that MTV did a really good job portraying her as a villain because let’s be honest drama is what attracts viewers. Will always be rooting for her 🎉❤
@juliameacham5828Ай бұрын
She is INSPIRING!! I loved this episode. I had my daughter in undergrad and just entered an optometry school. Ladies, if you’re pregnant or a young mother, you CAN achieve great things and be a mother you do not have to choose one❤
@kyliehunter7640Ай бұрын
YOUR LYING! My mouth dropped when I saw this episode pop up this morning !! Love herrrrr
@rachelkessinger2295Ай бұрын
you're****
@kyliehunter7640Ай бұрын
@@rachelkessinger2295 do you have anything better to do?
@emexplorer1983Ай бұрын
It's refreshing to hear such a real story. I don't have any relationship with my Mom for 20 years so I can relate with her. Just nice to hear that somebody else went through the hell I did.
@kaylynwilliams9480Ай бұрын
i watched kailyn growing up and i am so proud of her. she is such an amazing mom ❤
@sandie1214Ай бұрын
Yes she is! I really get upset when people talk about her. I really give it to her she has always worked hard to take care of her kids 🙏🏻
@wandakeesling3155Ай бұрын
This is my favorite pod cast EVER! I love Kail! I’ve always cheered for her and loved her!
@emilyhubbard6312Ай бұрын
Aa a mom who also doesnt have a relationship with her mom, I can totally relate to Kail. Thanks so much for sharing this!
@Jswilk830Ай бұрын
I’ve always been a fan of Kail! She picked herself up dusted herself off and made a promise to herself that she would be successful! I can’t imagine doing under a microscope like she did! Congratulations Kail! You deserve the best!!! ❤
@Santiaguera2009Ай бұрын
Omg!!! Love love kail, one of the best most resilient girls I have ever seen . So proud of her .
@katherinemiebach112123 сағат бұрын
Kail’s comment about parents not being best friends…yesss! 👏🏻 could not agree more!
@Blue42kangarooАй бұрын
This interview was so refreshing! 🥰 She’s the best! Grew up watching her! And I hope she know she truly made such a positive impact in preventing teen pregnancy 💕
@BrittHubbsАй бұрын
I never really connected with Kail when she was on MTV but watching this, I’ve changed my mind about her. She’s hilarious, and I think we could be friends IRL. She’s so real and genuine! I loved this episode! Also, Matt and Abby are such good conversationalists! They are really engaged, and they know the right questions to ask. This was a very entertaining episode! Great work guys. Can you all be friends and start another podcast together? I’d totally watch it.
@alyssadana5011Ай бұрын
I have so much respect for her. She’s really honest. I love that she keeps it a 100 -always She said once she wanted to be the mom she never had and I love that ❤❤
@catherineeubanks3084Ай бұрын
I loved this episode so much. I love Kail and have mad respect for how far she’s come in life and what a great mom she is
@jenniferhead3064Ай бұрын
Abby, I feel like you are a fantastic interviewer. You are genuine and have almost an a-emotional approach that makes the person comfortable. Keep it up. I watched this because I love Teen Mom (guilty pleasure) and I’ve watched you two since Hawaii, so great combo for me! Love it you Midwesterners :))
@JJH2025Күн бұрын
Kaitlyn, you did a great interview. I loved you in “16 and Pregnant and Teen Mom.” Keep telling your story to prevent young teenagers from becoming pregnant at sixteen!!! Love you! ❤
@cheyennelambert6389Ай бұрын
I have such emotional connection to Kail. I am so happy you did this podcast so thank you!!! ❤
@heavenlymorselsАй бұрын
Wow this was one of my favourite podcasts - I am a single mom of four and went back to university at age 50 doing two degrees at the same time, working and had my 13 year old I was trying to raise as well back in 2017 - graduating in May of 2022 - though I feel I still have not reached my full potential and with fake flation still struggle financially on one income! Trying to diversify and have larger portfolio of income and investments is just coming to fruition now in my life at 57 and praying 🙏 it will work out! ❤ huge fan of Kail 😊 so inspiring!
@SaraLorettaАй бұрын
I have always loved Kail. She’s so headstrong and well spoken.
@msotrfan118 күн бұрын
My friend and I used to have girl's night, and we would watch 16 and pregnant. I remember when her mom said, "Absence makes the heart grow fonder." When Kailyn was begging for time with her mom. I remember wishing I could have reached out and give her a hug.
@nuttybarbiegirlАй бұрын
That was my favorite podcast guest yet. Awesome chat!
@gabbydavis6349Ай бұрын
I always love your podcasts but there was something about this episode that might just be top 10 worthy!
@staceyburnett733Ай бұрын
Loved hearing from her! Absolutely one of my favorites to watch then and now. Thanks for featuring her 😊🎉❤
@StephyRae83Ай бұрын
I absolutely LOVE Kail!!!!! She is super real and open and down to earth, unlike some of the other teen mom's. ❤
@Coolcupcake013Ай бұрын
She’s the most articulate person from the teen mom franchise.
@T-STARRАй бұрын
I agree....
@AreYouABadfishToo15 күн бұрын
As she likes to point out, she is the only mum from the entire franchise that has a college degree.
@alanagibson6703Ай бұрын
She seems like an incredible mom! Who is very self aware, willing to become better everyday. How amazing!!!
@drmugg_Ай бұрын
Best episode. I grew up watching the show and being the same age as Kailyn I never understood the life choices she made at the time. I was young too but I wish the show did her more justice. Damn the life he had to survive before building her own. She probably wont ever see this comment but I applause you for turning your life around. Im so proud of you
@kelseyDODАй бұрын
I like kail! Honestly, having a show focusing on teen pregnancy probably encourages it more than the opposite. If teens think they can be on a tv show it kind of glamorizes it
@AshleyMeadows-b4fАй бұрын
I grew up watching her and 8 was 15 and pregnant boo you deff made a difference. Keep it up. Much love ❤
@madelinerose444Ай бұрын
This was one of the best episodes yet!
@divaelizondoАй бұрын
I'm a first-timer to your channel but I'm so glad I came across this because up until this episode of y'all's I saw kail as the girl from teen Mom still I'm so glad to see that she has evolved into such an amazing woman she's so inspiring like oh my God I feel so inspired by her story like I just want to get up and do something LOL like wow I literally haven't slept because I've been watching this and it's now 8:00 in the morning and I've been awake since yesterday 8:00 in the morning but this episode was amazing thank you guys
@deanamoore8986Ай бұрын
Kail was always so sad she didn’t have a family to spend holidays with. Now she does! I’m happy for her!!!
@LisaaffeldtАй бұрын
I LOVE Kail. So inspired by her story, her self awareness, her perseverance and empathy towards others.