Kailyn Lowry with her kids, Isaac, Lincoln, Lux, and Creed.Photo:Kailyn Lowry InstagramKailyn Lowryis opening up about the relationship between boyfriend Elijah Scott and her other co-parents.In an Instagram Q&A from over the weekend, the podcast host, 31, was asked how Scott gets along with her exes and other co-parents. Lowry shares her twins Valley Verse, as well as son Rio, 15 months, with Scott. She is also mom toCreed, 3½, andLux, 6½, with exChris Lopez, 10-year-old sonLincolnwith exJavi Marroquinand 14-year-old sonIsaacwith exJo Rivera.“There’s no beef but also no communication,” the mom of seven wrote over a picture of her boyfriend. “Nobody really crosses paths.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Kailyn Lowry’s boyfriend Elijah Scott.Kailyn Lowry/InstagramEarlier this winter, Lowry and her boyfriend appeared on an episode of herBarely Famouspodcast anddiscussed how they juggle their schedule to accommodateall the different needs and activities of their kids.“You have never made me feel like you resent me if I have obligations with my other children,” Lowry told Scott, pointing out that such flexibility isn’t always the case in every partnership. “[There are] couples who are not prepared for the work and the exhaustion and the responsibility of having kids.“Lowry said that a “level of resentment” can sometimes build between such couples and she is happy not to have that experience with Scott, who has had patience with her and the process as they establish their new normal.“I hate to say it like this, but I have not been a full-time parent for years,” she explained. “Because when Chris and I had Creed, we were broken up. We weren’t together for my pregnancy with him and I think even before that was on and off.“Lux Russell Lowry, Lincoln Marshall Marroquin, Creed Romello Lowry-Lopez, and Isaac Elliot Rivera.Kailyn Lowry InstagramLowry noted that she’s always had some “time to myself” while balancing the schedule for the older four boys. “So being in a relationship again where it’s you and I are together, living together and full-time parenting, it falls on both of us. It’s been a big adjustment.“Lowry said Scott has also always been okay with the fact that “something that I’m not willing to do is cut back on my older kids' schedules.““I don’t think the older kids' lives should be flipped upside down because of the new babies,” she posited, sharing that some people decide differently and that she’s privileged to have a support system that makes this possible.“I can’t picture a world where I’m like, ‘Lincoln, you can’t sign up for travel basketball because I had three babies in less than two years. I can’t picture a world where I would do that. But I know I would imagine that has to be annoying or frustrating at times.”
Kailyn Lowry with her kids, Isaac, Lincoln, Lux, and Creed.Photo:Kailyn Lowry Instagram
Kailyn Lowry Instagram
Kailyn Lowryis opening up about the relationship between boyfriend Elijah Scott and her other co-parents.In an Instagram Q&A from over the weekend, the podcast host, 31, was asked how Scott gets along with her exes and other co-parents. Lowry shares her twins Valley Verse, as well as son Rio, 15 months, with Scott. She is also mom toCreed, 3½, andLux, 6½, with exChris Lopez, 10-year-old sonLincolnwith exJavi Marroquinand 14-year-old sonIsaacwith exJo Rivera.“There’s no beef but also no communication,” the mom of seven wrote over a picture of her boyfriend. “Nobody really crosses paths.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Kailyn Lowry’s boyfriend Elijah Scott.Kailyn Lowry/InstagramEarlier this winter, Lowry and her boyfriend appeared on an episode of herBarely Famouspodcast anddiscussed how they juggle their schedule to accommodateall the different needs and activities of their kids.“You have never made me feel like you resent me if I have obligations with my other children,” Lowry told Scott, pointing out that such flexibility isn’t always the case in every partnership. “[There are] couples who are not prepared for the work and the exhaustion and the responsibility of having kids.“Lowry said that a “level of resentment” can sometimes build between such couples and she is happy not to have that experience with Scott, who has had patience with her and the process as they establish their new normal.“I hate to say it like this, but I have not been a full-time parent for years,” she explained. “Because when Chris and I had Creed, we were broken up. We weren’t together for my pregnancy with him and I think even before that was on and off.“Lux Russell Lowry, Lincoln Marshall Marroquin, Creed Romello Lowry-Lopez, and Isaac Elliot Rivera.Kailyn Lowry InstagramLowry noted that she’s always had some “time to myself” while balancing the schedule for the older four boys. “So being in a relationship again where it’s you and I are together, living together and full-time parenting, it falls on both of us. It’s been a big adjustment.“Lowry said Scott has also always been okay with the fact that “something that I’m not willing to do is cut back on my older kids’ schedules.““I don’t think the older kids' lives should be flipped upside down because of the new babies,” she posited, sharing that some people decide differently and that she’s privileged to have a support system that makes this possible.“I can’t picture a world where I’m like, ‘Lincoln, you can’t sign up for travel basketball because I had three babies in less than two years. I can’t picture a world where I would do that. But I know I would imagine that has to be annoying or frustrating at times.”
Kailyn Lowryis opening up about the relationship between boyfriend Elijah Scott and her other co-parents.
In an Instagram Q&A from over the weekend, the podcast host, 31, was asked how Scott gets along with her exes and other co-parents. Lowry shares her twins Valley Verse, as well as son Rio, 15 months, with Scott. She is also mom toCreed, 3½, andLux, 6½, with exChris Lopez, 10-year-old sonLincolnwith exJavi Marroquinand 14-year-old sonIsaacwith exJo Rivera.
“There’s no beef but also no communication,” the mom of seven wrote over a picture of her boyfriend. “Nobody really crosses paths.”
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Kailyn Lowry’s boyfriend Elijah Scott.Kailyn Lowry/Instagram
Kailyn Lowry/Instagram
Earlier this winter, Lowry and her boyfriend appeared on an episode of herBarely Famouspodcast anddiscussed how they juggle their schedule to accommodateall the different needs and activities of their kids.
“You have never made me feel like you resent me if I have obligations with my other children,” Lowry told Scott, pointing out that such flexibility isn’t always the case in every partnership. “[There are] couples who are not prepared for the work and the exhaustion and the responsibility of having kids.”
Lowry said that a “level of resentment” can sometimes build between such couples and she is happy not to have that experience with Scott, who has had patience with her and the process as they establish their new normal.
“I hate to say it like this, but I have not been a full-time parent for years,” she explained. “Because when Chris and I had Creed, we were broken up. We weren’t together for my pregnancy with him and I think even before that was on and off.”
Lux Russell Lowry, Lincoln Marshall Marroquin, Creed Romello Lowry-Lopez, and Isaac Elliot Rivera.Kailyn Lowry Instagram
Lowry noted that she’s always had some “time to myself” while balancing the schedule for the older four boys. “So being in a relationship again where it’s you and I are together, living together and full-time parenting, it falls on both of us. It’s been a big adjustment.”
Lowry said Scott has also always been okay with the fact that “something that I’m not willing to do is cut back on my older kids’ schedules.”
“I don’t think the older kids' lives should be flipped upside down because of the new babies,” she posited, sharing that some people decide differently and that she’s privileged to have a support system that makes this possible.
“I can’t picture a world where I’m like, ‘Lincoln, you can’t sign up for travel basketball because I had three babies in less than two years. I can’t picture a world where I would do that. But I know I would imagine that has to be annoying or frustrating at times.”
source: people.com
