Teen Mom 2 is by the most melodramatic reality TV out of the entire Teen Mom and 16 & Pregnant franchise. It doesn’t matter if you watch this show or not you are probably aware of the self-destructive behaviours and legal troubles of the leads in this show. Drugs, deadbeat father’s, multiple weddings, and repeat risky pregnancies. Girls just cannot seem to get their life sorted out and keep falling to one problem after another.
To enjoy and understand this show audiences to pick it from the origin of their 16 & Pregnant journey. Also, It will help you to relate to the characters and watch them grow and progress. No matter how many times and things they try to change, they always come back to their past mistakes.
However, Love it or Loathe it, the characters were polarizing. Although, even after these shows finish, you’re curious to follow their lives.
The transformation of the Teen Mom 2 cast:-
In this quarantine period, while all of us are gaining weight, these characters are going backwards. We’ve seen them oscillate in their figures ever since the show went off air.
Also, everyone’s now all grown up and starting a real-life journey. Their own families without a camera in the face.
In August, Chelsea Houska made public that another member is being added to her budding and beautiful family. She announced that she’s are having another baby with Cole! This was by a post on Instagram. Caption of the post read: “One more DeBoer! Coming early 2024.”
Cole too showed off his fantastic body transformation as he’s got into incredible shape.
The theme of Teen Mom fandom and series:-
The moms that you feel you can tell anything to, even things most kids wouldn’t want their parents to know about. Viewers don’t have anything wrong to say about her like Jenelle. Except from she seems like she relies on her dad for every little thing and doesn’t know how/ want to discipline Aubree. Also, I don’t particularly appreciate how she used to let Adam treat her in the past. But other than that they seem to be slowly progressing, maturing, and standing up for herself.
The characters also have robust support systems. They know what a family should actually be like, which is why it’s easier than most single moms’ experience.
