In a recent episode of her popular podcast Barely Famous, Kailyn Lowry, known from “Teen Mom,” talked about her family having their own reality TV show. The episode had her partner Elijah Scott. It focused on their experience raising twins and how their family is changing.
Elijah Scott has been slowly revealing his personality on the podcast. He shared his thoughts on becoming more open in public. He likened the process to the nerves one feels before performing on stage, stating, “It’s akin to the butterflies you get as a kid before a performance. Initially, stepping into the spotlight felt daunting, but it’s something I’m growing accustomed to.”
Kailyn Lowry always wants to engage her audience. She probed further, asking if Scott’s new comfort could extend to TV. “Imagine translating this ease to a TV show. Could you see yourself adapting to that environment?” she inquired.
Scott paused to think. Then, he said he was hopeful about the chance. “With time, yes, I believe I could embrace it.”
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Kailyn Lowry’s Vision for Family-Centric Reality Show
Kailyn Lowry was expanding on the concept. She specifically envisioned a show about her big family. She posed a thoughtful question to Scott, “If a TV project were in the works, do you envision yourself as a central figure, or more so in the background, making occasional appearances?”
Scott thought about the scenario. He cautiously said he’d participate, “I’d say, initially, I’d dip my toes in the first few episodes to gauge the atmosphere, but beyond that, I’m all in””
Lowry couldn’t help but marvel. A reality show with their blended family of nine could bring chaos and charm. “Just picture the nine of us navigating life together onscreen. It’s bound to be a whirlwind of activity and emotions,” she mused.
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