Kailyn Lowry's Son Elliott Claims 'Ex-Friend' Outed Him to Classmates, Shares Family's Reaction

Why Elliott Rodriguez, 'Teen Mom' Star Kailyn Lowry's Son, Chose to Come Out As Gay on Her Podcast

Teen Mom star Kailyn Lowry and son Elliott Rodriguez talk to Teen Vogue about his coming out on Lowry's podcast.

Kailyn Lowry's Son Elliott Claims 'Ex-Friend' Outed Him to Classmates, Shares Family's Reaction

During Part 2 of Kailyn Lowry's conversation with her son Elliott on her Barely Famous podcast, the 15-year-old opened up about how his friends and family reacted to his coming out.

'Teen Mom': Kailyn Lowry Feared She Put a 'Target' on Son Elliott's Back With Podcast Episodes

In two heartfelt episodes of her podcast, Barely Famous, Teen Mom star Kailyn Lowry and her 15-year-old son, Elliott, shared a deeply personal conversation about Elliott’s journey to self-discovery. Elliott, formerly known as Isaac, publicly came out as gay and revealed his decision to adopt his middle name as his public identity. He explained that his former name no longer resonated with his true self, especially after growing up in the public …

Kailyn Lowry’s Son Elliott Reveals ‘Ex-Friend’ Outed Him to Classmates, Shares Family’s Reaction

The 15-year-old responds by sharing the “funny” letter he wrote to his classmate, then commends his mother as his “guiding light.” Teen Mom star Kailyn Lowry’s son Elliott is opening up about how his friends and family reacted to his coming out. During Part 2 of Kailyn’s conversation with Elliott on her Barely Famous podcast, the 15-year-old revealed that his “ex-friend” was the first person he told was gay, claiming he then outed him to their e…

'Teen Mom 2' Alum Kailyn Lowry Says the Cast Wasn't 'Thinking' They Were 'Exploiting' Their Children While on MTV Series

'Teen Mom 2' alum Kailyn Lowry addressed the show 'exploiting' their children.

Kail Lowry Says She & Other ‘Teen Mom’ Stars Didn’t Consider How Being on Show Would Affect Their Kids: “We Weren’t Thinking We Were Exploiting Our Children”

Fifteen years after Kail Lowry signed up to have her life (and her children's lives) play out on TV, the former 'Teen Mom 2' star says she's starting to realize the impact that decision has had on her kids.