'Teen Mom 2' News: Kailyn Lowry Opens Up About Co-Parenting With Javi Marroquin

Kailyn Lowry candidly opened up about her relationship issues with ex-husband Javi Marroquin.

Speaking with Us Weekly, the "Teen Mom 2" star revealed that she does not see herself and Javi having a good relationship as parents to their three-year-old son Lincoln. She also compared their complicated situation to the relationship she has with her seven-year-old son Isaac's father, Jo Rivera.

"To be honest with you, no I don't [see us getting there]. Javi has a very different personality from Jo and from everyone I've ever been with," she stated. "So I feel like, how Javi and I's relationship is now, is how it will always be. It was very roller coaster-y when we were married, so now that we're divorced, it's not really a surprise."

Despite their differences, Kailyn and Javi still managed to work side by side on a new project. The mother of three announced on Instagram Tuesday that she and her baby daddy are writing a book series together.

According to Kailyn, they agreed to write a book titled "He Said She Said" so both of them could have the chance to discuss what went wrong with their marriage from their own perspective. Although many viewers are thrilled about the reality stars' new endeavor, some believe they are just milking their separation.

Further details about the new book have yet to be revealed, but a release date is expected to be announced soon. Since Kailyn said it will be a book series, it is believed that there will be several installments about the duo's failed relationship.

Monday's episode of "Teen Mom 2" saw Kailyn celebrate her college graduation. She was accompanied by her sons Isaac and Lincoln, along with two other friends. The fathers of her three sons were absent at the event since Kailyn already said she did not want any of them to be there.

"Teen Mom 2" airs every Monday night at 9 p.m. EDT on MTV.

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