'Teen Mom 2' News: Kailyn Lowry Suggests Drop in Ratings of Reality Show Due To Briana DeJesus

Kailyn Lowry suggests that the supposed decline in the ratings of "Teen Mom 2" is due to the addition of Brianna DeJesus.

Reports claim that Lowry seems to be unhappy about the inclusion of DeJesus in "Teen Mom 2." With DeJesus and Lowry's ex-husband, Javi Marroquin, admitting recently that they are now a couple officially, it may be understandable why Lowry is not happy with how things currently are.

It is alleged that the supposed conflict between the two "Teen Mom 2" stars stemmed from DeJesus' tweet, saying that "One woman's trash is another woman's treasure." While the said tweet has now been deleted, Lowry took a swipe at DeJesus after one of her Twitter followers told her that she and her fellow "Teen Mom 2" stars should be thankful to DeJesus as she has helped improve the ratings of MTV's reality show.

"Actually now that she's on they went down lol. If it isn't broken, don't fix it," Lowry said in reply to the said tweet.

To recall, Lowry said in an interview with Us Weekly earlier this month that she does not care about Marroquin having a new love life. However, her only issue was that her ex-husband did not supposedly follow their earlier agreement that they would introduce their respective new partners to their son, the 3-year-old Lincoln.

"I don't care. I like to know who's around my kids, but when it comes down to it, that's the only thing I care about. When he's dating someone, at what point will he introduce them to Lincoln? That's it. That's all I care about," Lowry said.

Will the feud between Lowry and DeJesus heat up now that the latter has declared that she's not leaving the show despite being uncomfortable with her fellow cast members except for Jenelle Evans? Fans can only speculate.

"Teen Mom 2" airs over MTV on Mondays at 9/8 C. 

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