- [Kailyn] I'm Kailyn. I'm a high school senior
from Nazareth, Pennsylvania. - Wow, you look like a princess. - I am a princess, Kendra. When I was six months old, my dad left, and I haven't seen him since. My mom's always struggled
to hold down a steady job, boyfriend, and home. She's currently living in a
hotel with her new boyfriend, which doesn't leave much room for me. - [Mom] Hi, honey. - [Kailyn] Did you find
any apartments yet? - Well, I'm not gonna jump
into purchasing a house now. I mean, that's a huge investment. - [Kailyn] If I had to rely
on my mom, I'd be lost. Thankfully, I met my boyfriend Jo. - You know I love you, right? - Yeah, I know. We've been dating for nine months. And since I had nowhere else to live, his family invited me
to move in with them. Are you gonna cut it? Since my mom's rarely around, Jo's mother Janet is
like a second mom to me. - [Janet] Good job, go
ahead and keep cutting it. - Ever since Jo and I
started sharing a bedroom, we've been really cramped and
it's caused a lot of tension. If you don't get out of
the bathroom, I'm leaving. And things are about to
get even more crowded, because I'm pregnant. Times are changing. I'm scheduled to be done with high school before I give birth. So I'm going to tour our
community college today. Jo was going to come with me, but he just got called into work. So I'm hoping my mom can come instead. Hi, Mom. - [Mom] Hi. - I know it's just kind of short notice, but I have a tour set up at
NCC today to tour the campus. I didn't know if you
would want to go with me, so I don't go by myself. - [Mom] Um, I can't right now. I'm in the middle of a major application here on the computer. It's like 75 questions. - The whole thing is I just
don't want to go by myself. I don't even know what
questions to ask and stuff. - [Mom] I'm gonna run outta time. I'd have to go back and
restart the whole thing again. I just don't wanna have to do that. - All right, well, I mean, good
luck, I guess, I don't know. - [Mom] Okay, I'm sorry. - Okay, bye. - [Jo] It's gonna be fine. - I wanted my mom to go
with me, but she can't. - I'm sorry. - Should I ask about the
financial aid and stuff or no? - Just anything you wanna know, just ask. - I don't wanna ask. I'm embarrassed.
- Well, don't be embarrassed. Don't be embarrassed. You have to take anything
you can get right now. I love you. Give me a kiss. - Trying to get into
college is scary enough. Figuring it out on my own is even scarier. - So this is our dental hygiene clinic. You'll spend a lot of time in here. The dental hygiene graduates have been our highest paid graduates. And last year, they started
about 55,000 a year to start right out of the program.
- That's so great. - Well, I hope you're in here someday. - Yeah, I hope so too. Are there other students that have babies? - Actually, I have a two-year-old son, and I've found that the college
has worked with me so much. Is your family supportive? - For the most part. My boyfriend's family is more supportive. - My parents haven't even
met their grandchild. They've not been in my life.
They kicked me out when I- - But you're doing really
well though, right? - Yeah. Personally, I do not
regret it for one second. My son is my world. - [Kailyn] I'm gonna cry. - He seriously gave me my strength, because if I didn't have him,
I wouldn't have anything. - [Suzi] Breathe, Mama. (gentle music) Relax the legs. Don't tense up. (breathing heavily) Don't breathe so fast. Take it easy. - [Kailyn] Mom, you have to
be quiet. I have contractions. - Okay. - Over here.
- You okay? You okay, Jojo? You're shaking just as bad as she is. Just keep breathing. Stay strong. Baby's coming. Pretty soon, you're going to
have a bundle of joy to hold. - [Suzi] That's right. (Suzi imitating baby crying) - [Kailyn] Shut up.
(mothers laughing) God. (Kailyn grunting)
- No, no, keep breathing. - [Doctor] If you want an
epidural, now is your chance. - [Kailyn] I want it right now. - [Doctor] Would you like
to have an epidural now? Okay, go ahead and sign this consent form, and we will get started and put some numbing medicine in.
- I'm having a contraction. Mom, sign my name on that paper. - [Suzi] You wanna push? - Sign my name on
epidural paper right now. - Kailyn, you have to sign for it. So just do it as quick as you can. (tense music) (machinery beeping) - [Nurse] Keep breathing. (Kailyn groaning)
No, don't push. No pushing. Doctor's gonna lay you down. - I'm having another contraction. Oh my god. - Okay, honey, keep breathing.
- Keep breathing. - Can't they just suck it out real quick? (all laughing) - Hi, Kailyn, are you feeling better? - I just feel pressure,
like I'm in denial. I don't think I'm going
to have a baby after this. - [Suzi] She's in a lot of pain. - [Janet] Suzi? She's
feeling like she has to push. - Oh, she's feeling like she's gotta push. I gotta go fast. Bye. - [Nurse] Five, six, seven,
eight, nine, 10, good. - Keep breathing. Good. Big push. - You're doing fabulous, honey. - Hold my foot, Jo! - [Doctor] One more, right on
top of it. Go ahead, Kailyn. - [Nurse] Go ahead, keep pushing. Push it so hard.
- You can do it, baby. - [Nurse] Push, push, push. (Kailyn screams) - [Suzi] You're doing it, honey. - Ow! - [Suzi] It's all right, it's okay. (Kailyn screams) - [Suzi] Oh! (all weeping) - [Doctor] You ready? - [Jo] It's a boy! - It's a boy!
- It's a boy! - [Suzi] You did it, honey. - Congratulations.
- Good job. (baby crying) - [Kailyn] Oh my god. - [Janet] Oh, he's so cute. - I know. - [Nurse] Now we have to cut the cord. - Oh, baby. - [Nurse] All right. - [Kailyn] Isaac, want some bacon? We haven't officially
gotten back together, 'cause we're still on shaky ground. Don't eat all of it. - I made enough for
everybody to have five. Why do you get to have more than me? I don't know what else to do for you. - But right now, I have to
put our relationship aside, because it's my first day of school. You ready to go? Oh, I'm going to miss you all
day. I just wanna squeeze you. - So welcome. This is
English I, Freshman Comp. If it's your first class or if it's your first college
class, especially welcome. You should be on time to class. - [Kailyn] It's intimidating
to be back in school, but I know it's the best
thing for me and Isaac. - Hi. - [Kailyn] Hi. - It's a beautiful day, isn't it? - Yeah. - You don't deserve to be
outside enjoying the sun. - What? - You should be in a cave. (sighs) - So what did you want to talk about? - I wanna know what's going on. I'm trying to get the facts straight. - I'm gonna tell you the truth, and that's where we're gonna leave it. I've been dating someone else. That's pretty much it. - That's it? Okay. You'll never be welcome
in my house anymore. I don't even want to catch
you on my (beep) block. - Well, you don't have a
lot of say in that, do you? - Oh yeah, and you're a whore. - Oh, I'm a whore? - All you care about was
having a (beep) boyfriend, and you don't care about your (beep) son. - I don't? I don't even care what
you have to say anymore. - You come home at two o'clock, one, two o'clock in the morning- - I never come home at one,
two o'clock in the morning! - Excuse me, yes, you have. - No.
- Yes, you have. - 11, 12? Yes. - I have to be the one
getting up with him, because you want to be out
with your (beep) boyfriend. That's not you choosing?
- Yeah, that doesn't happen. - That's not you choosing
your boyfriend over your son? - What are you doing with your
life? You don't go to school. You dropped out. $7 an hour? - You haven't even made
it as far as I have. So, who the (beep) are you to talk (beep)? - I'm going to school at a school. - If you even make it
through school, Kail. - (beep) you. No, just leave, just leave. You're pissing me off.
- You been in school for a week or two.
- Just (beep) leave. Bye.
- So, when you pass this semester and next.
- Leave, leave, leave. - Then you can (beep) talk to me, you stupid whore.
- Leave. Bye. (gentle music) Hey guys. - Hey.
- 'Sup, Kail? - Are you ready to help me move? - Yeah, your boys gonna
help him move, son. - We gotta do this quick, okay? - [Kailyn] Yeah, we only
have two hours to do this. - [Gigi] It's furniture. It's everything. It should have been boxed, Kail. - I don't have boxes. I
don't know what to do. I never did this before. I'll take the TV off. - [Jordan] Take down that whole. - Just wrap it.
- Oh yeah, wrap it in this. That's the only thing she's
gonna care about that I took. - The TV?
- TV? - [Kailyn] The TV. - You need to help me with the baby room, 'cause that is just filled.
- I know, that's what I'm doing right now.
- With his little things. She's got a lot of stuff. - [Kailyn] Diapers, diapers, diapers. - [Gigi] What's all this?
This all going with him? - [Kailyn] Yeah. - Why you such in a hurry? - Because my mom's gonna be home, and she doesn't know I'm
moving out, so I'd rather- - [Mark] What time is she gettin' home? - I don't know. Her boyfriend gets home at
like four, three or four. - What time it is? - So when she gets here,
you're not gonna be here? - [Kailyn] When I get everything
out and into my new house, I'm gonna call her and
be like, I moved out. - Did you talk to her
about you moving out? - [Kailyn] No. - Don't you think she's
going to be worried? - She's gonna be pissed, maybe. - [Mark] Maybe? - [Kailyn] So how was he this weekend? - He's good. He's always good. How was your weekend? Have fun? - Well, me and Jordan
decided to end things. - Whoa. Why, what happened? - Some of the things that
you said kind of helped me to understand I really
shouldn't be with him, because I wasn't really happy. I kinda just put on like
this mask, like I was. (Isaac fussing) - So how'd he take it?
Was he mad or depressed? Nothing? No? - [Kailyn] He saw it the same way I did. - It should be good. You will find someone who's
perfect for you one day, and you will be their little queen. - That's what you used to call me. - Just stop. What are you gonna start dating, or again? - I don't know, when the time comes. I'm not gonna go looking for somebody. - Well, I'm not single anymore. - [Kailyn] Who are you dating? - Vee. - I knew you were kind of with her, but I didn't know how serious it was. - Well, it's getting more serious. - Oh, all right. - Do you wanna meet her? - No, absolutely not. - Okay, you're not happy for me? - I'm happy that you're happy, yes, but- - Don't bull (beep) me now. - It's hard for me thinking
about him having a stepmom or someone else stepping
in as a mother role. I'm not real comfortable
about it right now. I'm just thinking that
it is also hard for me to picture you with
somebody else right now and be happy when Jordan
and I just broke up. So it doesn't really
make me feel too good. - So are you saying you were like- - I'm just saying that-
- You're looking forward to having, to trying again or something? - Well, sometimes it crosses
my mind about being with you, and whether we're gonna
end up together or not. - We've come so far from that. I don't know. - I know, well, it's sad,
because Isaac will never see what having his parents together is like. - So we're not together for no reason. There was a good reason for it. Maybe it's good that
he's not around all that. - Did you poop? - Yeah. - Oh. You're at Daddy's house,
so Daddy gets to change you. (Joe muttering) Despite our differences, I'm
glad Jo and I can get along. Work is going well, and tonight
I'm going bowling with Gigi and some of her friends. (people chattering) - [Gigi] Hey. - Hey. - All right, guys, this is Kail. These are my friends Kyle,
Javi, Sal, and Lydia. - Hi, Kail.
- Hi. - We can ask them if
they'll open another lane. Do you wanna do that or no? - Yeah, we're going to do teams. It's gonna be Sal and Gigi,
Kyle and Lydia, and me and you. - Me and who? - [Javi] Oh! It's all right, I'll just
get a strike every time. - It's all right, yeah.
- It's all right. - No big deal.
- No big deal. (upbeat music) - What? - [Spectator] Oh yeah! - [Javi] If she gets a spare. There it is. (Javi clapping) Good hit. Nice. - I have one left.
- Good job. Buff! (girls laughing) - I have one left.
- Good job. - I don't really think he
knows the difference between... I think he knows that he
goes to separate houses on separate days, but I don't
really think he understands the concept of missing one
parent or the other yet. - I don't think he does either. He's like, as long as he is
with one of us, he's happy. - Oh my god. Ow! - I'm sure he gets treated
differently in both places, at least like- - Well, you have more family at your house like your mom, your dad,
your sister, your brother. - Yeah. - Well, and that's what I'm scared of, because you have all your
family and everything. And I don't want him to like you better and want to be with you more. - No, I don't want that either. I want him to see that he
shouldn't like my family better, because my family is your family, and we're all the same
family, and that's it. - I think that we need to
get along for now, and then- - We are, which is good. - [Kailyn] But it needs to stay that way. - And I think it will. (gentle music) - [Javi] So how are you? - [Kailyn] I'm good. - Yeah? It's good to see you. - Did you have fun the other night? - Yeah, I had a blast. - [Kailyn] Oh good. - Yeah, I haven't bowled in so long. Definitely gotta do it
again, but not bowling. We could do something more exciting. So how's school? What are you studying? - [Kailyn] Marketing. - Wow, nice. That's good. - What are you going to school for? - Criminal justice. - [Kailyn] Oh good. - Ultimately, I wanna be
a cop when I get older. - How much longer do you have to go for? - Oh, a long time. (both laughing) - [Kailyn] Good plan. - So are you seeing anyone now? - No, I was with someone
for a year and a half, and then, things just didn't work out. - Nice. So I have a chance then? - Hey, maybe. So what about you? Are you seeing anybody? - No, I'm not saying anybody.
I haven't for a while now. - So I have a chance then? (Kailyn laughs) - Maybe. - So you're aware that
I have a child, right? - Yeah, I mean, I don't
have a problem with it. - It's not really easy dating
someone that has a kid, so I just want to prepare you for it. - I think I can handle it. I think I'm good around kids. - I'll be the judge of that. - So, where's Isaac's
father at in your life? - We're just civil friends. - Gotcha, so I wouldn't have
anything to worry about? - No, I mean, we've had our differences. We've had our ups and downs, but I think we're at a
good place right now. And I don't see that
changing anytime soon. - So we can definitely hang out some more? - We'll see. - If I'm lucky? - If you're lucky. - All right. (gentle music) (people chattering) Hey.
- Hi. So this is Isaac. Come here. Can you say hi?
- Hey, little man. - Can you say hi? - That's ball. - Do you wanna play? You wanna play? I guess that he's having
fun. What's up, little man? You gotta let go of it, ready? Let go of it when I touch your arm, ready? (laughing) - [Kailyn] Hold the button. (game whirring)
Whoa! - Good shot.
- Yay! - Drop it. - Drop it. - [Javi] Pick it up, pick it
up, pick it up, little man. Let go. - [Kailyn] Look, look, look, look, look. - [Javi] Look. There it is. Oh yeah. (upbeat ska music) You got all your dinosaurs. - Thank you, Javi. - Thank you, Javi.
- You're welcome. Are you hungry? - [Kailyn] Go ahead. Go sit down. - [Isaac] Dinosaurs. - Well, thank you for coming
and hanging out with us. - It was fun. I'm glad I could win him some dinosaurs. - Did you have fun? - Dinosaurs. - Do you like Javi? - Dinosaurs. - I'll take dinosaur as a yes. - Yeah, okay, 'cause he
wins you dinosaurs, right? Can you say thank you to Javi? - Thank you to Javi. - You're welcome. I hope you like 'em. - I think if you get along
with him and he likes you, we can keep hanging out. But I just want to let you know, I'm not looking to jump into
a relationship anytime soon. I just don't want to introduce
Isaac to more boyfriends. - [Isaac] Mom, mom, momma. - I hope that's something
you can understand. - Yeah, of course. That's your little baby. Of course I do. - Well, he's like my best friend, so... - You're gonna be mine, so... (Kailyn laughs) Since you're gonna be my best friend, he'll be my best friend, too. Who's that? Look, it's Mom. (upbeat surf rock music) - Mommy, I got flowers for you. - You did get flowers.
They got them for Mommy? - [Isaac] Yeah. - You did? - [Isaac] Yeah. - Oh my gosh, thank you
so much. Give me a kiss. Thank you. - Well, the real reason
why I brought you out here was 'cause this was your childhood. You were raised here, and
I felt like this was a part of your life I wasn't a part of, so I figured, if I came out here, I felt like some way, I'll
be a part of it forever, 'cause you are my present now. And so, what I really
wanna know is if you'll... - [Kailyn] Oh my god. (uplifting music) - If you'll marry me. - Of course. I don't know what to say. I
don't know how this works. - Are you happy? - Yeah, I'm happy. I'm just in shock. Isaac, look. Look what I got. Is it pretty? - Yes. - And Isaac helped you through all this? - [Javi] He helped me through all of it. We celebrate now. Come on. - [Kailyn] Hold my hand. Thanks, Mickey.
- Yeah, of course. - Hi. (upbeat music) (Isaac crying) Can we not cry? - [Javi] Hi, dad. - I love you. - [Javi] I love you. - Congratulations. - Thank you.
- One for you. - Say, "Love you, Grandma." Can we take a picture somewhere? Oh here, just go like this. Jo is calling me. How awkward. - Wow. My wife. - [Kailyn] Javi's packing
for basic training, and it's really sad that
he's going to be leaving me and Isaac tomorrow morning. (reflective music) (knocking) - Hopefully he's awake. (Kailyn gasps) - You're awake! What are you doing? Thanks, Jo. - You're welcome.
- Say, "Bye, Daddy." - All right, bye. - [Kailyn] Bye. He's sleeping. - I was gonna scare him. You gonna put him to bed? - Yeah. - [Javi] I thought he was
awake. I was gonna scare him. - I'm sorry. He'll see
you tomorrow morning. (solemn organ music) (Javi sniffling) Are you sad? Don't be sad. Don't be sad, babe. Happy tears, right? (Kailyn sobbing) Don't cry. - I'm gonna miss you guys so much. - And we're gonna miss you, but
this is why you're doing it. Isaac will get to say bye to you tomorrow. I'll teach him how to write his
name so he can write to you. Yeah? And then we'll both be
there waiting for you when you graduate bootcamp. The days are gonna fly by. And then, after that, we
get to talk every day. I'm gonna miss you. Tomorrow I'm gonna be crying my eyes out. - Me too. - I'm proud of you. - Thank you. - You gonna kiss me or
leave me hanging or what? Thank you, babe. - I love you. - Finish packing your stuff. Even though Javi and I got
married at the courthouse, we're planning a big wedding
that's a few months away. And I have even more on my plate, because I'm four months pregnant, and today's my baby shower. - [Gigi] What time is it too? - I think it's like 10:30. I still don't even know what I'm wearing. I don't want people to
think I'm having a girl since I'm wearing pink. But then if I wear blue, I
don't want people to think I'm having a boy either. - Why are you waiting to find
out? Don't you wanna know? - No, that's how we do it around here. (Gigi scoffs) You know I didn't find
out with Isaac either. - True. - I never pictured myself with two kids by two different dads. - [Gigi] At least you'll
be with one of them. - And we're married. Maybe we did it the right
way this time. (laughs) - Come on, let's change your clothes. - [Kailyn] Boogie? - [Isaac] Mommy! - [Gigi] Where did he go? - [Kailyn] What you doing,
Boogie? You look a mess. Isaac, are you gonna have a brother, or are you gonna have a sister? - You're having a sister. - I'm gonna have a girl? - [Isaac] Yes. - One, two, three, in. We gotta get ready. We gotta go party. (speaking in foreign language) - Okay, come on. Say bye to Mommy. Say we'll see you soon. - I love you. - [Isaac] I love you. - Kail, Javi, I just wanted to say congratulations on the new baby. We already love Isaac so much, and I know we're gonna
take care of you guys and the baby as well. We're always here if you
guys ever need anything. And we love you. - [Young Boy] Congratulations. - If I can have everybody's
attention one more time, I just wanna thank
everybody for celebrating a special day for Kail and myself. And it really is, it's a
dream come true meeting Kail. She brought Isaac in my life, so as much as I wanna
celebrate having a baby, I already had one. And now we're just having two. I love you very much. I'm
excited for this new baby. (attendees cheering) - [Officiant] Kailyn,
I give you this ring. - [Javi] Kailyn, I give you this ring. - [Officiant] As a symbol of our vows. - [Javi] As a symbol of our vows. - Please wear it as a sign to the world. - Please wear it as a sign to the world. - [Officiant] That you are my wife. - [Javi] That you are my wife. - [Officiant] With this ring, I marry you. - With this ring, I marry you. - Can I see my finger? - Jose, I give you this ring. - [Kailyn] Jose, I give you this ring. - [Officiant] As a symbol of our vows. - As a symbol of our vows. - [Officiant] Please wear
it as a sign to the world. - Please wear it as a sign to the world. - [Officiant] That you are my husband. - [Kailyn] That you are my husband. - [Officiant] With this ring, I marry you. - With this ring, I marry you. - By the power vested in me, I am honored to pronounce
that Jose and Kailyn are husband and wife. Jose, you may kiss your bride. (attendees applauding)
(attendee whistling) - I love you. - I love you. (upbeat music) And after over 16 hours of
labor, Lincoln Marshall was born. Javi went to pick up Isaac, so he can meet his baby
brother for the first time. - Put your arms out. No, put your arms out. - No, like this, like this. Like this.
- Hold him. There you go.
- There you go. - Look. - [Javi] That's your little brother. - Mommy, look, he's a baby. - [Kailyn] Do you know what his name is? - Yeah. - Can you say Lincoln? - That's your brother Lincoln.
- That's baby Lincoln. - Look at his eyes.
- Say I love you, brother. - His eyes. - His eyes? You see his eyes? - [Isaac] Yes. - You're my baby and Lincoln's my baby. - No, he's my baby. - [Kailyn] Oh, he's not mine? - No. Ew. Mommy, his hair is disgusting. - [Kailyn] Oh, sorry. It'll clean it later. - Yeah, yeah. - [Kailyn] Well, I like your
place. It's definitely cute. - Thank you.
- Thanks. - [Kailyn] Is it better
than your old one or no? - To me, it is.
- Same. How you feel to be a daddy? - I thought it was gonna be a
piece of cake, and it's hard. - Hey, and you look so cute. - Isaac, are you so happy
that we're all here? - [Isaac] Yeah. - [Kailyn] Yeah? - Yeah. (chuckles) - Now they have to come to
Delaware and see our house. - We will.
- We will. Did you guys eat or anything? - We didn't eat at all. - [Kailyn] Do you wanna go eat? - We could do that. - Applebee's?
- Are you okay with that? - Yeah.
- Yeah, 'cause I'm starving. - Come on, Isaac. We're gonna go.
- Come on, we're going to eat. We're going to eat.
- Isaac, you ready? - [Vee] Let me get my coat. - Well, I'm sorry that
I was such an ass (beep) that I couldn't make
this all happen sooner. - [Jo] Hmm? - I said I'm sorry I
was such an ass (beep), and I couldn't make
this all happen sooner. - [Jo] I'm sorry, I
didn't hear you the first or the second time. - I shouldn't even apologize to you. I should apologize to Vee.
- I'm just kidding. - [Friend] Birthday! (friends yelling) ♪ Show me how we dance ♪ ♪ Show me how you know ♪ - I took her out on her 21st birthday, and she couldn't drink
'cause she's (beep) pregnant. - Where were we? - Applebee's on your 21st-
- Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ Show me, show me, show me ♪ - Are you having fun? - I'm having fun. It's my birthday. - Good, happy birthday. - Enjoy it.
- Happy birthday. - Can we go twerk now like Miley Cyrus? - We're not twerking. - And I'm pretty mad. - About? - About Lincoln going to her mom's house, and she was drunk. - Well, she wasn't drunk
when she dropped her off. - When she came back. I'm not even mad about that. I'm mad because I told her not to do it. I told her this is why I don't
want Lincoln going over there without you there. And she fought with me, she
fought with me and she said, "Oh, you don't know my mom. I grew up with her." I was like, "You don't
even know your mom." A person can change a lot in three years. I said I don't want Lincoln
go over there by himself. I don't want you leaving him there. And sure enough, I was right,
but she gave me a hard time- - Our conversation was after it happened. - [Dr. Drew] It had already happened? - Well, it would have been
a good time to tell me that instead of finding out today. - You're shaking you're so pissed. - I'm so furious. I don't know what she did when
she was drunk with my son, with my son there. - Was she using when you were growing up? She never did anything heinous
though as a mom, did she? - Not maliciously, no. I mean, she would get drunk
and drive with me and stuff, but she didn't do it because
she wanted to hurt me. She did it 'cause she's sick. - She's an alcoholic, yeah. - I went into it thinking
my mom would be sober, and I wouldn't have had to tell him, because there was nothing to be told. You know what I'm saying? - 'Cause you hadn't had the conversation about not doing it yet? - Taking Lincoln to your mom's
house is not what I'm saying you should have told me. You should have told me that,
when you picked them up, your mom was drunk. - [Kailyn] But this is
what I was afraid of. - Okay, but that is my son, ain't it? - Okay, you're right. Dr. Drew said I'll be the only teen mom on the whole franchise that graduated with a four-year degree. I just want to prove to myself, that's it. - [Friend] What are you proving? - My mom didn't go to college,
so I wanted to go to college. - [Friend] Just because? - I don't know, I feel
like that's the only way I would have a purpose in life. And then I got pregnant and I was like, oh, (beep), what am I going
to do with my life now? So, for summertime, we're
gonna take four classes for the summer. Once I take all these classes right here, these are all that I have
left, and then I'm done. Then I'm done. Then Mommy went to college. What do you think about that? Thank you for picking Isaac up again, and I'll see you tomorrow
when I get Isaac. - If you need help with anything, just let us know.
- Bye, Linc. Bye, Isaac. Love you. Have fun, bud. I'll see you tomorrow after school. - Bye.
- Love you. Bye Linc. - Bye guys. - [Jo] Bye, Kail. - Thank you.
- Bye, Isaac. - These past six months
have been the hardest probably of my adult life, because Javi and I are up and down, divorced, not divorced,
we're getting divorced. Are we staying together? - Changes day to day.
- The kids. I mean, I'm living in a state by myself. I don't have my friends from home. You know what I mean? I mean, I never, never,
never, never anticipated how hard this deployment would be ever. Javi's like, "Are we
together or are we not? Are we gonna be together or are we not?" And it's like- - He can't really expect you
to 100% know what you want when he probably doesn't know what he wants.
- Know what he wants. But I mean, I don't know. We're gonna see what
happens when he gets home. I mean, I've heard the
adjustment is way worse than adjusting to them not being home. - [Friend] 'Cause you almost
have to unlearn everything, all the tools that you've had to acquire. - Well, and it's like, I've
adjusted to him not being here. I didn't have to answer to anybody. I've created my own routine with the kids. So now when he comes back,
we're gonna readjust to him and his work schedule
and my school schedule and the kids and this and that. We'll see how that, how we
can do with the adjustment. Look who's calling. - Daddy? Mommy, Daddy? - Yeah. - Oh. Hi, Daddy. - Hi, Lincoln, what are you doing? - Mom. Nice. Nice Mommy. (Kailyn laughs) Nice to Mommy. - [Kailyn] Yeah, you're nice to Mommy. - Mommy happy. - Yeah. - [Lincoln] Me happy. - You are happy. - Daddy happy. - Yeah. - I want Dad was happy.
- We're all happy. - I want Dad my. - [Kailyn] Why don't you see
how daddy's day is doing? What do you think? Is he, is he working? - Yeah. No. - [Kailyn] I don't know. Ask him. - [Lincoln] Workin'? - Not right now. I just woke up.
- No. - No. - No.
- I was sleeping. - Can we go now? - [Kailyn] Okay, say bye to Daddy then. - [Lincoln] Bye. - [Javi] I love you. - Love you. - Almost home. - [Kailyn] What? Do you
know your exact date? - [Javi] Yeah. - You never texted it to me. - [Javi] Yes I did. - [Kailyn] The exact date? - That's what I don't know. It depends on my replacement comes. - [Kailyn] Oh. - [Javi] I just know it's next month. - Well, next month is great. - All right, bye. - [Kailyn] Bye. - [J.C.] Is that pretty
much how the phone calls usually go with you guys, or more or less? - [Kailyn] I don't have
anything to say to him. - [Friend] Where is he gonna
live when he comes back? Pennsylvania? - Depends on which way
this goes. I don't know. As long as things are civil, I'm happy, and I'm sure he's happy,
and that's all that matters. - [J.C.] Do you have a plan
for if it doesn't work out? - I always have a plan,
and if I don't have a plan, I (beep) figure it out. - I hear ya. - There's always a way to
get through the (beep). (cell phone ringing) It's Javi just right. - [Annalisa] Javi calling? - You don't want to answer it? - [Kailyn] No. - Why not? - I don't want to film anymore today. I'm done for the day. - But can I just ask why- - [Kailyn] 'Cause I
don't want to talk to him for the cameras. (cell phone ringing) - [Annalisa] Kail, do you
just wanna let him know you're not going to talk to him? - No, I don't want to
talk to him on camera. Like what the (beep)? No! Things just haven't been
good this entire deployment. - Yeah. - This is not gonna work out. I texted him today. I said I wanna stay civil and maintain a united front for the kids. He said, "I don't hate
you if you can't tell. I have nothing bad to say about you. I want you to be happy, and we're better off without each other." And I said okay. - [Producer] Kail, let me ask you this. Have you guys talked to
lawyers or anything like that? - I just don't wanna
comment on that right now. - [Producer] Okay, that's
fine. I'm just, I'm asking. I don't know. - I think it's just hard when
there's emotions involved and kids and- - The TV show and a million opinions. - [Sterling] TV show, and yeah. - You're worried about how you look. - I mean, you just have everybody coming in every different direction
telling you to do this or that. And it's like people
get divorced every day. It's just not on TV. - I just like, I don't wanna bash him. I don't wanna fight with him. I already went through
all that (beep) with Jo. I do not. I just don't have anything-
- You guys are older too. You guys, you and Jo were teenagers. - It's not like something
happened where it's like, oh my god, I hate you. You did this to me, blah, blah, blah. No, it's just like we grew up. We got married when we were 19 and 20. I wasn't even legal to drink. - Right. - And I don't know. I feel like I am thankful
to have been married to him. I think he's a good person in general. I just don't think that
we're good for each other. - You guys are very different. - [Kailyn] Love completely different. - Completely different. - I could go all day without
texting someone I'm with. But at night, I want to come home to you. You know what I'm saying? Where it's him, he loves
constant affection, constant everything,
and I don't think it's- - Well, there's nothing wrong with it. - No!
- It's just, yeah. - I do feel bad for the
kids, especially for Isaac, but I think as long as we
can remain united and civil, I really wouldn't mind if he was like, "Hey, I'm gonna take
Lincoln for this weekend. Can I take Isaac too?" - You think he'll do that? - I mean, I don't know.
- You hope so? - I would hope so for Isaac's
sake, if Isaac wants that. - He will.
- You know what I mean? - He calls him Dad. - [Kailyn] I know. - I mean, Isaac knows
no different than Javi. I would hope that he would
continue that relationship. - Right, I hope so. (upbeat music) (Maria speaking in foreign language) Hi, Lincoln. Hey, gimme kiss, boy. All right, come here. Gimme a kiss. (Lincoln babbles) I love you. - [Isaac] Bye bye. - [Kailyn] Love you guys. (kids laughing) - [Lincoln] Bye bye. Bye bye. (phone ringing) - What are you doing? - [Sterling] Seating,
no, what are you doing? - I just took Isaac over to Javi's house, and I have so much (beep) that I need to do tonight for tomorrow, but I'm so (beep) overwhelmed
and frustrated right now. I'm so (beep) tired. - [Sterling] Dude, you're so pregnant. - I'm filming. - [Sterling] What? Aye aye aye. - So, you know that thing
that I didn't wanna talk about on camera? - Which one? (Kailyn laughs) - I know, there's a lot. Well, I'm gonna start
filming about being pregnant. - That's crazy. How do
you feel about that? - I mean, I really don't
wanna talk about it, but I also feel like I'm seeing all the (beep) that
Jenelle has gone through with having three kids with three people, and it's gonna get out anyway. So I might as well tell my story, and be transparent about it, so that the truth is out there
and not a bunch of rumors or assumptions and stuff like that. Have not told Javi yet, because I'm afraid that
he will try to sell it. - Sell the baby? - No, sell the story. - Oh, you have to tell him. - I know. I just don't know
when the right time is. 'Cause he is not stable right
now. Javi is not stable. - I mean, this is the
guy you're dating's baby? - Yeah, he just doesn't want
to be a part of the show. - [Jo] Do you plan on being with this guy? Do you plan on staying with him?
- I mean, yeah. - Do you plan on having him
in your other kids' lives? - I want to be very careful about that. - I'm picturing like all the things that can go wrong right now. - What do you mean? - 'Cause I think you kinda
did not take your time here. I think I should have been more patient with the whole.
- Yes, I agree. - I want to have a kid thing. - I was told I couldn't
carry any more children. I was told that I was gonna have to go through fertility treatments and IVF and all kinds of things. So even now, I'm still nervous that I could have a
miscarriage, another one. I almost feel like now
is the time to do it. If I waited until I was 30 or 35, maybe the chance would have
been completely gone for me. - I have a serious question. What were you using and
kind of birth control, like contraceptive or anything or? - No. No, I (stammering),
this was a choice. - Okay, and so you set- - I think what he's asking is, were you and him consciously
aiming towards having a baby? Were you trying? - Okay, so from both of us, it was not planned and not prevented. He knew I wanted a baby. And
if it happened, it is fine. - It was cool?
- Yes. He's a big boy. He knows how to pull out. - [Jo] Does he? (laughs) - [J.C.] How far along are you? - I'm already out of my first trimester. - So you're like 3 1/2 right now? - [Kailyn] Mm-hmm. - And I'm just thinking about the kids and thinking about you. It was different with Isaac and Javi. Isaac was a baby. They
don't know this person. You have to think to yourself,
what are they gonna think? What kind of questions
are they gonna ask you? - [Kailyn] They do know. - I know. - [Kailyn] He told you? - Yeah, he did. - [Kailyn] What did he say? - He said, "My mommy's
gonna have another baby." And I was like, "Okay, are
you excited and happy?" And he was like, "Yeah." - I really do think about
what am I gonna tell the kids? How do I explain it? Are they going to think
I'm a piece of (beep)? Maybe me and you can
talk to Isaac together. - Yeah, whatever you want or need from me, you know I'm here. You really have to slow things down. I feel like your life
is constantly changing, like these crazy things
are constantly happening. - Yeah. But I'm pretty sure
we're gonna make it through. And I don't think that I'm a bad mom. So I may not be the
greatest at relationships, but I don't think I'm a bad mom. - I think you hit that one on the money. No, you're not a bad mom. Thank God for that. We're supposed to be talking
about the baby and stuff. - If he has questions and stuff, I don't wanna be afraid to talk about it, but if he's not bringing
it up, I don't wanna. There's no reason, I feel like. - He's not gonna bring it up. - [Kailyn] Why? - 'Cause he's seven. - He doesn't seem to have any concerns. So it's like, right now, I just feel like- - Does he seem all right to
you at home and stuff, normal? - Yeah. Why, is he normal at your house? - [Jo] Most times, but not all the time. - Do you feel better or not really? (Jo clears throat) Are you happy? - I just want... Instead of spreading
apart from each other, I want you all to live together, so I can see you all. (somber music) - [Kailyn] We live really, really close. - We do. - And you know when you go to Dad's and you wanna talk to me,
you can call me anytime. When you're with me and
you want to talk to Dad, you can call him anytime. And you can call your brother
at Javi's house anytime. We all get along most of the time, right? - Yeah. - You're okay, right? We're all here for you.
We're always here for you. We're close. We're never too far away.
We're only a phone call away. You know you can talk to Daddy
whenever you need to, right? About anything in the world. - [Isaac] Okay. - Okay, good. - Come here. Come give me a hug. Did you know you can talk
to me about anything, right? (Isaac weeping) - What happened to Isaac? - Nothing. I think he's just a little sad. - Javi sent me 10 messages
in a row talking about, accusing me of all kinds of things. We were divorced last year. There's no reason why
you should be texting me about anything that
happens, happened, whatever, unless it involves Lincoln. I don't care who you're dating. You don't need to care
about who I'm dating. Don't ask me what I did seven months ago. Don't ask me, don't accuse
me of things. I don't care. Javi's calling me. "I'm coming right now. We need to talk. Tell me why the (beep) I'm last to know you're (beep) pregnant." I'm like, you're not welcome here. I literally locked all my doors, sent the boys to their room, and I was like, we're not doing this. - [J.C.] You didn't tell him.
How do you think he found out? - [Kailyn] I mean, Dover is pretty small. I just can't deal with him. So I PFA against him. - [J.C.] Protection from abuse? - [Kailyn] Mm-hmm. - [J.C.] What's that about? - PFA protects me from Javi
being able to show up here. He can come within a hundred yards of me when it comes to drop off and handoffs, or he can text me or
email me about Lincoln. Anything else is off limits. - [J.C.] He just did this like- - I did it two days ago. - Do you feel unsafe? - Yeah. I mean, when I'm cooking dinner for my kids on a school night, and you're calling me saying
that you're showing up and it doesn't matter what I say. And I'm locking all my doors and sending my boys to their room so they don't have to
see any more bull (beep). Yeah, I'm afraid. So at this point it's like, I'm... (somber music) I had enough. I'm so tired of it. - It must add on to it.
- It's to the point where if Isaac is here, Isaac
was upstairs in his room, was like, "Mom, Javi's here." It's like he's concerned
because Javi's here, not like he's excited that Javi's here. People have no idea who Javi really is. And I just keep my mouth shut. ♪ Seems we were wrong about it all ♪ - [Javi] Give me a kiss. I love you. ♪ From the hallways ♪ - [Lincoln] Open the door. - No, Mommy could open it. - [Kailyn] Hi, Lincoln! - [Javi] All right, buddy.
I'll see you next week. - [Kailyn] Give Daddy a hug and a kiss. ♪ Besides the fence ♪ - Love you.
- Hey. Hey, hey, hey. Gimme a hug. I was missing you. ♪ To lose or to collide ♪ - Can somebody zoom in on this please? - [Producer] What is that? - [Kailyn] It's a gorilla
kissing somebody's baby bump. - [Producer] Who sent that? - My baby daddy. - [Producer] Oh, did he really? - Out of nowhere. (producers laughing) - That's weird. - [Producer] Where are
you guys at right now? You and the baby daddy? - He texted me, and said
he wants to work it out. - Are you open to working it out? - Yeah, I mean, even now,
we're on good terms, I guess, like we're friends. We were friends for so
long before all this that I feel like we
have a solid friendship. - Mm-hmm. Do you think the baby
will change that though? - Hmm, I'm prepared for
any way that it goes. - So you're just in a
hard place right now? - I just take it for
what it is. That's it. - You don't want to
expect it to be something that it's not, and it be-
- Right. Surprise. All right, Isaac, come do your homework. - So what's the procedure? What are you gonna do to
go ahead and get it ready for the radio station? What are the steps that you need to take? - [Lincoln] Ow. - [Isaac] What? - You did that. - I didn't do anything to you.
- Yes you did. Why'd you do it?
- Alright, stop, stop. Are they allowed in there? - Sure.
- Okay, you guys can go in there, but don't touch anything. Do you hear me?
- They can't hurt anything in there.
- Don't touch anything. - [Mr. Yacucci] Alright, here
we go. Who's gonna record? - [Kailyn] Yo, do we have a script? Do we know what we're all saying? I'll write it down.
- Well, you'll just introduce yourselves first of all, right? - Just like I'm Kail?
- Is that all you want? Rock and roll. Go ahead and record please. - Okay, ready? One, two, three. - [Brittany] Hello, my
name is Brittany Monique, and I'm your host for today's podcast. Welcome to the table, I'm joined by... - Okay, good. Now you got it. Now you can use it, fine. If you don't use it at least
you got it, okay? That's cool. Okay. Let's move on to the next one, guys. It's just easier to add
it on the workstation. (all talking at once) - [Mr. Yacucci] Guys, pay
attention. Now come on. - [Classmate] A validation
about everything, their parents, what they...
(children chattering loudly) You know, people look at
other people for validation. And that's all right.
(Lincoln and Isaac babbling) - Get in here. You sit, look at me. Neither one of you are listening. I asked you guys to be quiet. If I can hear you through
this soundproof door, then you're not listening to me. I have a little bit of time left. I need you guys to be quiet. - Okay. - Do you understand? Do you understand? (tense music) (students chattering) I haven't talked to Jo since
he came over a few days ago, but earlier today I
got served with papers, saying he's officially
filing for 50/50 custody. (upbeat music) The whole Jo thing that
I was texting you about. I lost it. I shouldn't have lost my
temper, but I was so furious. When Jo told me that he
was filing for 50/50, he brought over a mock-up
paper and was like, "This isn't the real thing.
I didn't actually file. I was just wanting to
talk to you about it." And then two days later, I was served. - So he lied? - I guess. And I was like, for what? And he's like, he didn't have a reason for why he wanted it to even file. Because it's been going fine. Any day that he's ever
asked me for extra days, weekends that are
supposed to be my weekend, if he had a birthday party or something, I've always said-
- All right, it seems like it just came out of the blue. - It came out of nowhere.
I thought we had been fine. That's what I thought. But even if we weren't fine,
this isn't how you like... - [Lindsay] Right. I feel bad, 'cause I feel like
you don't need this added. - Well, and that's another
thing that I said too, was like, you really did this while
I'm six months pregnant. - (sighs) Right. - And it's not like I have any reason to not let him see Isaac
just as much as he does now. Yeah, it's not in writing- - Is there somebody else
fueling this behind him? - That's what I think. When Vee was texting me a long time ago, she said that she believed
that he should get 50/50 support from me from moving. - Where are you gonna go? - I mean, I was like, well, I mean, eventually I'm going to need a job, and there's no jobs around here for me. We're talking years down the road. I just, I don't know how, if we're going to get a court date, 'cause I really don't
want to get him 50/50. - Good morning. You worked incredibly
hard to get here today. Is there a person in the
class of 2017 who knows what it likes to feel like the
odds are stacked against you? Anybody? You are also here today because
none of us do it on our own. I would like you to stand up
and give a round of applause to every single person
in here who supported you in being able to get this
piece of paper today. Stand up, give 'em some love. (crowd cheering) Thank yourself. - Wave at Mom, she's wavin'. - I just feel lightheaded,
and when I stand up, I feel like I'm gonna fall. ♪ Like a torment ♪ - [Kailyn] Later that
night after the crew left, I went into labor. I decided I didn't want
to give birth on camera. And a few hours later, I
delivered a healthy baby boy. ♪ I can make it on my own ♪ - Lincoln Marsh, come here. Do you know where Mommy is? - [Lincoln] Where? - She's at the hospital. - What? She is? - Yeah, she had the baby. - Dad, is the baby out? - [Javi] Mm-hmm. - Yes! - Do you know what it is? - What? - A boy or girl? - Boy. - It is a boy. - Yes, it's a boy. - So you got a little bro. - [Lydia] Are you happy? - Yep. - You're a big brother now. Sit up. So you gotta look out for your little bro. - Then can we go to the
hospital to see my baby? - I'll ask Mommy, but I think
we're gonna wait 'til Sunday, but I'll ask Mommy and see. I'll let you know what she says. - Go get your chocolate milk. - Okay. (chuckles) Go get your hoo-gull. - So I guess he's excited. - How did you find out? - She texted me. She
said, "I had my baby." That was it. I was like, oh snap. I asked her how she's feeling and stuff. - You did?
- Yeah, she said she's just trying to,
she's still in shock. - How are you guys? How are you and Kail? - I mean, we're good. It's different emotions. I don't
feel anything towards Kail, but it's just different. Lincoln has a little brother now. - Isaac. - Hey. - Is that the baby? - Yeah. - [Javi] I brought the whole fam bam. - Okay. - For the baby and me?
- Uh huh. No. - [Javi] How you doing? Hey. - [Jo] What's up? How are you? - The baby's here right now. - [Kailyn] Go see Vivi. Go say hi to Vivi. - Go, go see the baby.
- Hi, baby man. I brought a ton of food.
I made rice and beans. - Well, thank you. - [Jo] You hungry? There's
food enough for everybody. You want some? - Not yet, not yet. - [Jo] There's chicken and rice. - So you didn't feel any contractions before that or anything? - Yeah, they were off. When my water broke at 1:30, my contractions were
coming three minutes apart. - [Rachel] But considering how
fast and crazy it happened, it is good that Chris was able to like, does that make sense? It's not like there was
eight hours for us to say, "Okay, things are happening." - But he, I have to say he did a good job. He pushed on my back
when I had a contraction. He let me squeeze, I was like squeezing. He let me-
- He better have. - [Kailyn] No, he was good about it. - [Vee] Look at his hair. - [Lincoln] Hey, I wanted to hold it. - Okay, well, you want to
come sit down and hold him? (Lincoln whining) Here, come sit right here. - Did you get a name yet? - No, we didn't have a name. - He still don't have a name?
- No. - [Vee] We're having a boy or girl. - [Kailyn] So you put
your legs down, babe. - And also, don't be rough, okay, Lincoln? - Give him a kiss. (inspirational piano music) My lawyer called to tell me that Lux's dad filed for emergency
visitation rights to Lux. I haven't talked to
him in over two months, and he doesn't ask to see his son. I have court tomorrow, and
I'm kind of freaked out. Oh my god, and Gizmo in
the background. I'm dying. (Kailyn shrieks) Hi! What are you doing? Oh my goodness, my baby boys. (Kailyn shrieks) (phone ringing) - [Kristen] Hello? - Hey. - [Kristen] Hey. - I was just calling cause
I have court in an hour, less than an hour. - [Kristen] I just don't understand the whole emergency thing, how he was able to pull that off. Chris said that him not
having contact with the baby is detrimental to the baby and will cause harm by him
not knowing his father. - [Kristen] Are you joking? - No.
- First of all- - Mind you, he didn't sign
the birth certificate. He didn't want me to file
for custody or child support, but then he turned around
and filed for custody. But didn't, I don't understand. - [Kristen] Oh, here we go again. - I know. My attorney texted me
and was just like that, Chris will get some type of custody whether I like it or not. And Delaware is typically a 50/50 state. He's gonna get some type of custody, even if that means that
they're going to start with supervised visits or just visits. It'll progressively turn into 50/50 if Chris does what he's supposed to do, which all along, you know
I've said that I wanted him to have a relationship with Lux. This is what it needed to come to, because there was no way
that was gonna happen in a healthy way without
the courts getting involved, because Chris and I are
so, I guess, volatile? - [Kristen] I'm with her. - Yeah. - [Kristen] Has he made effort
this far to see the baby, even aside from the court system? - There's been no, since
September, there's been no effort. September was the last
I've heard from him. So we're going on two
months, over two months now, with no contact whatsoever. - [Kristen] That's sad. - I'm torn, because it's like, every child needs their father. Every child needs both parents
and deserves both parents, and I don't have the right to
take Chris away from his son. But at the same time, the
baby's four months old. Nobody knows what's best
for this baby more than me. - [Kristen] Right. Just
take a couple deep breaths. It's gonna work out. - Okay.
- God will provide. - I'll be calling you when I get out. - [Kristen] Okay, call me. - Okay, keep your phone by you. - [Kristen] Okay, I will. - Okay, all right, love you, bye. I'm gonna be late. - [Meagan] What time is it? - Probably time for me to leave already. - Where they meeting you at? - He didn't want to meet at my house. So I said, okay, Dover Police Department. I think Chris and his family
think I don't want him to see the baby at all. They think I don't want to allow it, but that's not the case at all. I don't like it, but I want Lux to have a relationship with his dad. I want that, because I
grew up without a dad, and I hated my mom for not
giving me the opportunity to make my own decision
and opinion on my dad. And so, I just think that
under the circumstances that we have right now, this
is the way it needed to be. It needed to go to the judge
to have that legal agreement. He doesn't have his own room
for the baby or anything. You really don't need to be
having overnights right now. I'm getting nervous. I'm
starting to feel sick. - Do what? - I'm starting to feel sick. - [Meagan] Oh, anxious. - Yeah, it's like nerves. I'm nervous. I don't know why. I'm happy for Lux. I'm so happy for him. - [Meagan] Why? It's the first day. - See his dad. So I feel like, even though it's his dad and I want them to have a relationship, I feel like I'm handing him to a stranger. Oh my god, I'm gonna throw up. Okay, I need to leave here in 10 minutes. So I'm gonna throw up. (inhales) Okay. I'm gonna vomit. - What are you doing boys?
- Where are you going? - [Meagan] Oh, he's out? - I'm gonna take the baby to his dad. (solemn music) - You okay, girl? (Lux crying)
(child singing) - [Kailyn] I'll be back. Be good, boys. ♪ Just cut me off this road ♪ ♪ Let the seasons fall home ♪ ♪ There's no rocks around my way ♪ ♪ Am I going through this change ♪ - [Kailyn] I'm gonna
vomit. I'm gonna vomit. (upbeat music)
(Lux crying) What do you do? Hi, hi! Can you get out? Okay, hi, are you excited
to go to see your daddy? (Lux fussing) No, no, no, no, no, no.
We're not gonna cry. No, no, no. We're not gonna cry. Okay, here they are. (car door slams) ♪ Just cut me off this road ♪ - [J.C.] So? - Nothing changed. This is
like the interim period. We had a problem with
I'm always taking Isaac to extracurricular activities. So that was just my main thing was, as long as he does his part
for this period of time, then I would be willing
to do shared placement, which is 50/50. - 'Cause then he has to
prove that he could just- - Yeah, because he brought
up he doesn't want to drive. My attorney was like, you can't schedule Isaac
stuff around your stuff. You need to schedule your
stuff around Isaac stuff. So it is what it is. - Okay.
- He's coming out. You good? - I'm good. - Oh.
- Hugs. - Going in for a hug? Okay. - Yeah, you know I tried. I feel like every time
we've been to court, afterwards I try to give you a hug, and it just doesn't work out, but I'm happy I did this time. - You're so dramatic. - It's true. - You're so dramatic.
- Am I lying? - Because any other time you want to, you're fighting with me. Why would I give you a hug any other time? This is the only time
we've gone into court and be civil when we walk out. - 'Cause I need hugs. That's
what I need in my life. - Okay. Are you mad? - I'm not mad. Let's sit
down and talk about it. We should talk about the rules, and see if there's
anything you wanna adjust or wanna change. - We can work this out outside. I don't need a judge to decide. We don't need a judge to decide this. - It's simple stuff. That's why I was trying
to talk to you before and try to make sure we sat down, and I know you were pregnant.
- Your timing was off for me. - I know you were pregnant and you were- - Super emotional. - Emotional would be one word. (chuckles) I was always open to that. - [Kailyn] Alright. Well,
we'll talk about it. - Sounds good. - What's up? - I'm haunted by Miami. It was like a drama show in real life. I never experienced it. - So what was said that made you leave? - Her mom was like, oh, can I talk to you? And she was talking nonsense. She thought I was using her daughter. - For what?
- For fame or exposure or whatever it was. So I said, you know what? This was a sign to tie my hands free. - And Devon was there? - Yeah, he didn't say anything. I didn't feel anything towards
him, I think it was more disrespectful from her mom.
- The situation. - To even put him or me
or Brie in that situation. What's going on in your
head that, at any point, you think this is the right
time or the right thing to do. So it was just more disrespectful to me. It's like, you clearly
want to start drama. - [Kailyn] I'm going
to be honest with you. - Oh, here we go. - You're going to Miami
to take care of this bitch who doesn't give a (beep) about you. Why? - You're right. You're right. I'm sorry. You're right. And at the end of the day,
me and you are gonna be in each other's lives
for a good relationship. Whoever I'm with needs to have
a good relationship with you. Thank you for having my back. I don't think I say thank
you enough, but thank you. (uplifting music) - I feel like we have
so much to catch up on. - [Mikaila] I know, it's been two years. - [Kailyn] How's life? - It's pretty good. I got
some big news and tell you. - What? You're pregnant? - Yeah. - [Kailyn] Are you excited? - I'm so excited. - [Kailyn] Okay, congratulations. - Thank you.
- Oh my god. How far along are you? - I'm 14 weeks. - Oh my god. When were you gonna tell me
if I didn't come down here? - [Mikaila] Oh, I was gonna tell you after I found out the gender. - Oh my god. Oh my god. - I didn't wanna tell you through text. I feel like that's lame. - So you live in Hillsboro, which is what? - [Mikaila] No, Waco. - Waco, okay. - Yeah I live in Waco, a city known for great things.
- Did you ever go see our dad after I saw you last? (Mikaila mutters negatively) Do you want to? - No. - You hadn't seen him since,
what, you were five, right? - Mm-hmm, yeah. And you hadn't seen him since- - I met him one time on TV. - [Mikaila] How'd that go
again? I couldn't remember. (both chuckling) - He had a lock on his fridge. I don't think he had a back door. And he told me he eats roadkill barbecue. - Who does that though? - Our sperm donor. Literally, I met him while I was pregnant. And so, I feel like maybe
you should just try. - I think it's like a big- - I mean, I would go with you if that was something that
you for sure wanted to do, but if you're not sure about it, I don't want to pressure you. - That's a big thing. - I kinda thought about,
a couple of weeks ago, it was like, oh, I think I'm
gonna reach back out to my mom. And then I sat on it for a couple days, and I was like, nope, changed my mind. - It's like I've done so well
without him, I mean, why- - [Kailyn] Open that can of worms? - Yeah.
- Yeah. Oh my god, you're having
a baby. That's crazy. So I'm gonna be an aunt
for the first time. - Yeah, how do you feel about that? - I mean, pretty cool, 'cause
then I can see the baby and then give it back when it cries. So that'll be good. So with even more of a
reason to get together, because now the kids
are gonna have a cousin. Lux and the baby will only
be a year and a half apart. - I hate that I missed
so much of their lives, and it's just like-
- I know. I wanna be a part of my
niece or nephew's life, which is most likely a niece. So I'm gonna speak that into existence. - Do you worry that Jo may
want more back child support? - Yes. Yeah. - Never. - Never? - I mean, I know the reason
why Jo went and did it, the initial reason. And Jo was just not, he
doesn't want her money. That's not what-
- It sounds like a guarantee. - It is a guarantee. - [Dr. Drew] It is a guarantee? - That's nice.
- We spoke about this, and it's not gonna happen. - Okay. So Vee, a little bit about you, congratulations on the wedding. You and Jo.
- Thank you. - Yes.
- Finally. (audience clapping) It finally happened. - [Cohost] Finally. Why were you waiting such a long time? Was it anticipation? - [Vee] Well, I wanted a baby
to come out in the wedding. So that was like a huge part of my thing. - [Cohost] Kail, what are
your thoughts on the wedding? - [Kailyn] I bawled like a baby. - My family was like, is
that Joe's baby mother? And I was like, yeah. They were like, she cried the whole time. - They were happy tears. - It was so funny. And they're
like, that was so cute. And I was like, I can't
believe she's crying. - Wait, no, why are you crying? - It was a really emotional wedding. - I just love this relationship right now. - [Vee] You're gonna make me cry. - I couldn't wish for a better
stepmom for Isaac than Vee. - Oh my god.
- Oh, that's nice. That's nice. - I couldn't stop crying.
- Bitch. - Send across, send across.
- Stop crying. - Bitch, you gonna mess up my makeup. - It just makes me cry. Everyone who's got makeup on- - I know. What is wrong with you? - (snorts) I didn't plan this. (audience clapping) So cute. So I bawled.
- This is revolutionary. - I think this was more
monumental than when Drake brought out Meek Mill. (all laughing) And they made up and become friends. - We're the "Teen Mom," we're the Meek Mill and
Drake of "Teen Mom." - [Kailyn] Stop crying. - You stop crying. You cried first. (audience clapping) - I'm ready to buy the house. - [Producer] Have you done this before? - Yeah, I've done it twice. I bought my first house in this room. I also came here to try to
divorce, (laughs), divorce Javi. - This one's easy. Birthday, social security
number, sign there. Have you borrowed money from anybody other than your mortgage company? - [Kailyn] No. - Good answer. So what you're signing
there, it says that's true. All these documents, in a
nutshell, are basically saying is if you don't pay them the
mortgage payment each month, they're allowed to foreclose
and sue you for the balance that you owe for 30 years.
- Right away? - If you stop making payments. What's you're gonna do
in this pile is initial all those pages.
- Lux, get down. Initial all of them? - [Lawyer] Yeah, that's all. So you're writin' it?
- Yeah. - We're basically done. - [Marcus] All right. We
got a special delivery. - Awesome.
- Here's your keys. - Thank you, Marcus.
- All good to go. Oh, congrats, new homeowners.
- (beep) yeah. - New homeowner.
- Thanks. Third time's a charm in
baby daddies and houses. Lux, did you buy a house today? (beep) yeah you did. I'm so excited about the new house, and I wanna get started on it before the boys are back from their dads'. - Well, here it is, the new digs. Are you gonna put a TV there? - Yeah, either there or there, because if the couch is here, you know what I mean?
- True. - And then, my next project
that'll keep me busy will be the bathroom after the kitchen. - [Patrick] Honestly,
what is this feeling like? - [Kailyn] I cried once
because I was so happy. - [Patrick] Does it feel
crazy? Does it feel real? - Yeah, well, I'm already
sick of the drive, so I'm like, oh, what is
this going to look like when I have to take the kids to school? - It'll get better. It'll
be every other week. - Right, and some days, I can
probably just stay in Dover, run errands there, go grocery shopping, go to the gym and stuff, do it there. So I'm not back and forth all day. - This is just crazy.
This is like a whole new- - It feels new and fresh. I just hope that it stays this way. One... Bear, sit. All right, we're gonna go have a talk in the dining room really fast, okay? All right. Okay, I wanna have a talk about what's about to happen, okay? - Yeah. - We're gonna take Bear to the vet, where we've been before, right? And they're going to give him a shot. - He won't be in pain anymore? - Yep, they're going to give him a shot. (Bear panting) He's gonna die peacefully. And then we're not going
to come home with him. I want you guys to decide
if you want to come and be there or not. And it's okay. There's no
right or wrong way to do this. But I just wanted to give
you the opportunity to decide if you wanted to be there or not. Right? So what are you guys thinking? You want to be there? Yeah, I think that's a
really brave decision to do, 'cause I don't even know
how I'm gonna handle it. He's not gonna be in
pain anymore after today. What are you thinking, Lincoln? You wanna be there or
you think you wanna... You don't know? I know it's tough, right? You have any questions at all? No? You for sure wanna come? Yeah? You know anything about, has your dad ever talked
to you about death or anything like that? No? This is my first experience too. It might just be me and you in there. 'Cause I think Lincoln doesn't get it. I wouldn't have gotten it when
I was five either, you know? - I don't think I would either. - 'Cause death is permanent, and I don't think five-year-olds get it. He had some good years. - Yeah. - Give me a hug. - [Isaac] I just don't want him to die. - I know, baby. But you know what, he's not
gonna be in pain anymore. I think that he's been
suffering, and we haven't known. Come here. (Bear panting) You hear how he's panting and stuff? I think that's 'cause he's in pain. You need a minute? - Yeah.
- Okay. ♪ All we've lost ♪ ♪ And all we've yet to find ♪ ♪ Waiting there on the other side ♪ - You guys have any questions at all? The positive side of it is
that we're able to help him, we'll be able to help ease the pain. Yeah, he won't suffer or
anything. You know what I mean? So, if we were to keep him
alive and on medications forever and doing surgeries. There's a lot, you know? Lincoln, you and Lux have
known Bear your whole lives. Isn't that crazy? - [Lincoln] Wait, was
Isaac born before me? - Yes. Y'all need to say your goodbyes to Bear. - Bye bye. (Lux shouting) ♪ Thought that I'd be lost without you ♪ ♪ Barely hang ♪
