'I always hype it up for him': Kailyn Lowry reveals how she handles her other children when her son Lincoln travels with his father

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kailyn Lowry, the ‘Teen Mom’ alum, interacted with her fans on social media and even answered quite a few interesting questions.

The TV personality on Wednesday night, January 3, answered how she manages her other children when they see her son Lincoln traveling with his father Javi Marroquin around the globe, reports People.

"I always hype it up for him and get excited with him," the podcaster said, adding "I have worried about adulthood and whether or not it'll be realistic/sustainable for him (Lincoln) in the future but that's just life in general!"

"I hope he gets to see the world and experience everything in this life as long as possible," she continued.

Kailyn Lowry is expecting twins with boyfriend Elijah Scott

The 31-year-old is currently pregnant and is expecting twins with boyfriend Elijah Scott. The pair is also raising their son Rio, 13 months, together.

There was a little concern over the infant's health after she shared photographs of Rio in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) bed with Elijah by his side.

Kailyn wrote in a December post, "A year later we finally get to tell Rio’s birth story 🤍," possibly referring to the tough times they faced. The couple discussed Rio's birth details on the 'Barely Famous' podcast, recounting the events.

Kailyn went into labor a month ahead of her due date and upon arriving at the hospital with Elijah, a 'biophysical' test on the baby indicated issues, reports MEAWW.

Kailyn had to go through a 17-hour labor and when it was time to push, Rio faced complications, failing the tests.

She shared at the time, "When they took him over to the incubator thing, there were eight or nine nurses working on him."

Confusion during Kailyn Lowry's gender reveal party

Earlier, Kailyn had to go twice through a gender reveal. In her video, she shared, "So when I first found out I was pregnant with twins, we did the NIPT non-invasive testing. I want to say this is between like nine and ten weeks, or eight and ten weeks, something like that."

"We went for the blood test and they said that if they were boys, they would pick up an XY chromosome on the test. If they were two girls, it wouldn't show and so you would know both of them were girls," she added.

"However, when you get the test back, if there are any chromosomes — if there is any XY, you assume that they're both boys — I assume they were both boys," she shared.

She shares Creed, three, and Lux, six, with Chris Lopez and 13-year-old son Isaac with Jo Rivera. "There’s something about this one 🥲 he makes me so proud," Lowry wrote about Lincoln. Before adding, "10?!? where does the time go? #10 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY BABY! 💙🏀," she said.