A few people on Twitter have asked how Javi & I met. So instead of tweeting the same thing all the time I decided to give you a little play by play! Hahah
Here we gooo-
So I’m working at the mall, the store Buckle, and Javi and his brother come in. I assume his older brother is his dad & that gets us laughing, Javi lies to me about what he was shopping for… So I eventually learn that he hates graphic tees.
At check out he asks to take me for ice cream and I tell him no, lol.
Hard to see that looking back I turned him down! Anyway, from there he came into Buckle again and we started forming a friendship via Twitter and Buckle visits. :o)
Yes, I’m currently going through tattoo removal at 20 years old and I’m writing this to set the record straight!
First & most importantly, I LOVE tattoos. I have nothing against them, although, I do believe that a person getting them should thoroughly think them out… and for a while.
I, personally, woke up one morning and decided I would get a tattoo and place it on my collar bone. I love the saying- “Pride Over Pity” but I do wish I would have thought about it a little bit longer so I could have picked a better place for it.
I have other tattoos which I love and don’t see myself thinking about removal for those. But they were also thought about over months & months.
Anyway- I am seeing Dr. TattAway for about 9 sessions, about 30 seconds each, over the course of about 1 year.
If you’re in the Lehigh Valley and are thinking about tattoo removal as well, check them out! They are very friendly & don’t judge!
After Catelynn Lowell accused her mom April of drinking during a visit with their birth daughter Carly, she allegedly cut off contact -- lea
Teen Mom: The Next Chapter star Catelynn Lowell has some major mom drama of her own.
Last year, viewers saw as her and husband Tyler Baltierra's visit with their birth daughter Carly, was almost de-railed after Catelyn's mom, April, crossed a major boundary. Lowell claimed her mom had been drinking on the trip -- something Catelynn asked her not to do during their important visit with the now-teenager.
After confronting her mother about it, April allegedly ceased contact.
On Thursday's new hour, Catelynn said she hadn't spoken with her mother in six months, since the visit.
"Unfortunately, my mom broke one of my boundaries. She had a few drinks. She hasn't really tried to reach out. I haven't reached out to her. It's hard and it's difficult," she explained in a confessional. "It's hard to get help with the kids, but I don't want my children to see the sort of stuff I saw as a kid either. I'm hoping there can be some change in the future, but if there isn't, I'm okay right now."
Speaking with Tyler about her mom going radio silent, Catelynn said it was "crazy" to her that there's "no effort" from her mom to fix things.
"For me, it got to the point where I should not be anxious to dropping my children off with their grandma," she said, while also concerned her kids would start to "look at me like, 'You took me from my grandma.'"
Tyler suggested she check in with the couple's 9-year-old daughter, Nova, to make sure she understood the situation and was doing alright. Turns out, she wasn't.
"Remember when we went to the Carly visit? She had a beer when we were all at dinner. I had to talk to grandma and say, 'Hey, I asked you not to drink around me or the kids,'" Catelynn explained to her daughter. "When I told her that, she got upset with me."
"When is she gonna stop drinking? So we can actually go over there," asked her daughter, before admitting she missed her grandmother "because I can't be around her anymore that much."
Nova also said April "can say mean things sometimes or she can be weird around us," before claiming her grandmother once "fell asleep in the bath tub." When the child was asked whether that made her "Feel safe," she shook her head no and eventually said she wasn't okay.
"I just miss her so much," said Nova, before starting to cry. "I just want her back with me."
"If they're not gonna change, they don't deserve to be in our life, period," Catelynn told her daughter, hugging her close while also crying. Nova then responded by asking, "So that means grandma might not want us in her life?"
Catelynn's reply: "I don't really know. That would be an answer she would have to give."
In a confessional, an emotional Catelynn said she couldn't imagine being in a similar situation and not doing everything possible to remedy it.
"I don't feel like I'm a bad person, I just don't want certain things around me. So it's just mind-boggling to me. How can you not want to be around my kids?" she wondered.
Teen Mom: The Next Chapter star Leah Messer gave an update on where she stands with ex Jeremy Calvert six months after filing a protective o
Leah Messer is on amicable terms with ex-husband Jeremy Calvert six months after filing a protective order against him.
“Jeremy and I are cordial right now,” Leah, 32, exclusively tells In Touch ahead of the season 2 premiere of Teen Mom: The Next Chapter on Thursday, May 30. “I think that him coming to my job and harassing me and propelling me to have to take legal action was alarming. It was scary. But I think we’re in an OK place.”
In December 2023, The U.S. Sun confirmed via a police report that Leah had filed a protective order against Jeremy, 35, after he allegedly showed up to the restaurant where she works. He was joined by a woman referred to as his “new wife” in the police report. The report stated that the woman allegedly threatened to “clock” Leah, which led the reality star to call the authorities.
"Ms. Messer was visibly upset regarding the incident and stated she was in fear of how aggressive the suspect was being,” the police report said. An eyewitness also told The Ashley’s Reality Roundup, “They stormed in and [he] was intimidating Leah. He had a group of guys with him, as well as his girlfriend, backing him up. The big group made a huge commotion inside the restaurant.” Jeremy left the scene before police arrived.
Leah says she and Jeremy, whom she shares 11-year-old daughter Adalynn with, now use an app to communicate for coparenting purposes. “Addie was definitely caught in the crossfire,” the West Virginia native admits. “I think it was very difficult for her to navigate at first, but just showing her some support, reaching out and getting her into counseling was beneficial.”
Now, Leah is focused on herself and her three daughters. “Everything’s going great,” she says. “I don’t really date, but I’m content with how things are right now in our lives. I’m not dating.”
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