Kailyn Lowry on How New Show ‘Crashing Out’ Differs From ‘Teen Mom’ and Her Kids’ Request Before Filming
Kailyn Lowry is returning to reality television with *Crashing Out With Kail*, a short-form series following her international podcast tour. She says it differs from *Teen Mom* by focusing on her work, motherhood behind the scenes and tour-related drama rather than her children’s fathers.
The show follows hotel and backstage chaos, business decisions and Lowry’s relationship with her partner, Isaac “Ike” Knighton, while her seven children are at home. It launches Tuesday on ShortVydz, with episodes lasting two to four minutes and each tour stop forming its own story.
In short
- Kailyn Lowry returns to reality TV with a new tour-focused series.
- The show centres on work, motherhood and behind-the-scenes drama.
- Its mobile episodes run for two to four minutes.
Explained simply
Kailyn Lowry first became widely known through MTV’s Teen Mom, a reality series about young mothers and family life. She later built a career that includes podcasting and other business projects, and is a mother of seven.
Her new series follows her on an international tour linked to her podcast, including work and events away from home. Lowry says her children asked not to appear on camera, so the series focuses on tour life, her relationship with partner Isaac “Ike” Knighton and the practical demands of balancing work and family. ShortVydz is releasing the episodes in a short-form format.