Tyler Baltierra doesn't have the approval of his daughter's adoptive parents
Tyler Baltierra doesn't think eldest daughter Carly's adoptive parents see him in the best light, but the Teen mom Star doesn't seem worried either way.
Baltierra, 32, took to social media on Wednesday, February 7, to defend herself against having an Only Fans account. After a troll asked what Carly's parents were, Brandon And Teresa Daviswould think about her biological father running a NSFW site, Baltierra revealed why he wasn't concerned about their opinions.
“As for B&T, I couldn't please them or get their approval if I was damned Mother Theresa himself lol,” he wrote via X. “Besides, I refuse to live my life trying to meet anyone's expectations but my own!”
Baltierra also responded when asked what he will do “in ten years when the MTV money runs out and no one cares about you [Only Fans]”, adding, “I think I'll probably just go back to a trailer park where I belong.”
Open books. Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra placed their eldest daughter, Carly, for adoption in 2009 and have maintained a relationship with her and her parents, Brandon Davis and Teresa Davis, ever since. The 16 and pregnant alumni were 17 when their daughter arrived, a journey captured by the MTV cameras. Six […]
Baltierra and wife Catelynn Lowell were first introduced to MTV viewers during a heartbreaking episode of 16 and pregnant in 2010. After welcoming Carly, the couple immediately handed the newborn over to her adoptive parents, as they were both 16 and had unstable home lives and a lack of financial security at the time.
Six years later, the couple welcomed another daughter, Novalee, before tying the knot in 2015. Daughters Vaeda and Rya Rose arrived in 2019 and 2021 respectively.
Although Brandon and Teresa have allowed Lowell, 31, and Baltierra to remain in Carly's life since her adoption, the foursome has experienced their fair share of ups and downs over the years. The couples hit a snag in their relationship in April 2015 when Baltierra asked to post photos of Carly on social media, which Brandon and Teresa denied.
“We have a platform to speak about adoption from an adoptive parent's perspective that no one else has.” Teresa explained during an episode of Teen Mom OG. “The baby is biologically yours, but in every other way she is our child, and you must trust our decisions.”
Baby fever! Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra have shared their plans to grow their family over the years. The Teen Mom OG stars welcomed their first child, Carly, in 2009 and placed her for adoption. Baltierra defended their decision a decade later, tweeting: “If I placed my innocent daughter in an adoption plan at 16 with […]
Baltierra later talked about the delicate balance of being a biological parent during a… Teen Mom OG reunion in April 2021.
“I feel like whatever happens, I have to filter through Brandon and Teresa first,” he said. 'Sometimes I don't trust what I'm going to say. It's just really hard to navigate a relationship and feel close if you have to constantly question your approach and delivery. It's fear. Catelynn and I have talked about it many times, we are almost thirty now and we still feel in an inferior position.”
Lowell interjected: “With a snap of their fingers they could take it [our access to her] away.”
Teen Mom Legends! The romance between Tyler Baltierra and Catelynn Lowell has continued to grow as they expand their family. After the 16 and Pregnant alum found out she and Baltierra were expecting their first child, the couple ultimately decided to place Carly, born in 2009, up for adoption with Brandon Davis and Teresa Davis. “I remember staring at her […]
Despite their differences, the families were reunited in May 2023, where Carly was able to spend time with her three biological sisters. After sharing photos from their visit, Lowell and Baltierra gushed exclusively We weekly about seeing Carly with all her siblings.
“It just feels…really powerful. Like, I can feel the energy when they're all together,” Baltierra told us in August. “It's almost like time slows down a little bit, and I think, man, if I could just sit here forever and witness this, I'd be fine for the rest of my life.”