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Teen Mom Kailyn Lowry’s son formerly famous as Isaac, 15, comes out as gay and reveals new name

TEEN Mom star Kailyn Lowry's son formerly acknowledged as Isaac has come out as gay and revealed his new entitle on her podcast, Barely Famous.

Kailyn's oldest son told fans he has decided to start going by his middle name, Elliott, and spoke out about his personal existence for the first time.

"I started going by Elliott, because at some signal, I wasn't gleeful with my first name," he said on the Friday, June 6 episode. "It just doesn't feel like me."

Kailyn said she believes he prefers Elliott to separate who he was on MTV as a child, and who he is now. Elliott agreed that was at least partially true.

Elliott also said he wanted to speak out about his sexual orientation for the first time publicly, and disclosed he identifies as gay.

"Happy Pride, everybody! I'm very nervous for this episode," he said. "I'm here today to present you who I am, not who you saw on TV for 12 years of my life."

"It's very key to me because I feel enjoy growing up on TV, it's firm to show wh

Kailyn Lowry Shares Former spouse Jo Rivera's Reaction to Son Elliott Coming Out

Kailyn Lowry Details Former partner Jo Rivera's Reaction to Son Elliott Coming Out as Gay

Kailyn Lowry and Jo Rivera are supporting son Elliot amid his personal chapter.

After the couple’s 15-year-old—who previously went byIsaac before deciding Elliot, his middle name, feels more like him—came out as gay during a two-part series on the Teen Mom alum’s Barely Famous podcast, Kailyn and Jo had a “good conversation.”

“He said that he listened to the episodes,” Kailyn explained toParade in an interview published June 18. “He was really proud of Elliott, and he said that he was happy.”

And Kailyn—also mom to Lincoln, 11 with previous boyfriend Javi Marroquin, Lux, 7 and Creed, 4, with previous lover Chris Lopez, Rio, 2, and twins Verse and Valley, 20 months with fiancé Elijah Scott—said her ex was supportive of their son’s choice to come out on her podcast, specifically.

“He was perfectly pleasant with the questions that were creature asked,” the 33-year-old explained of her son appearing on the podcast to tell his story. “He understands why Elliot wanted to do it.”

Meanwhile, Kailyn shared that Elliot fe

Kailyn Lowry’s 15-Year-Old Son Elliott Comes Out as Gay

Kailyn Lowry’s son Elliott is embracing his identity.

During an emotional conversation between the Teen Mom alum and her eldest son—who previously went by the name Isaac—the 15-year-old came out as gay and shared insight into his perspective on living an authentic life.

"It's very crucial to me,” Elliott said during a June 5 episode of Kailyn’s Barely Famous podcast. “I experience like growing up on TV, it's hard to show who you really are when a camera is in front of you all the occasion. It's almost like you have a TV encounter. It's harder to be yourself and to be more comfortable.”

And while he added that coming out is not “necessary,” the teen made it eliminate that it was an important part of his own journey.

“I’m doing it for me," Elliott, whose dad is Jo Rivera, explained. "Let me own my moment. I'm really sick of people coming up with their possess stories and putting things in their own words and things coming out on other people's terms about me, because my life isn't entertainment for other people."

"I'm crying because this shows your strength, and I'm just really proud of you," Kailyn said to her 15-year-old in an emotional podcast -- adding, "It's a really brave thing to do."

Teen Mom star Kailyn Lowry's son Elliott -- formerly famous as Isaac -- has arrive out as gay on his mom's podcast, Barely Famous.

The 15-year-old sat down for a heart-warming and emotional conversation with his mother, sharing his truth and why he has decided to go by his new name.

"Happy Pride, everybody! I'm very nervous for this episode," he began. "I'm here today to production you who I am, not who you saw on TV for 12 years of my life."

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"It's very significant to me because I sense like growing up on TV, it's hard to show who you really are when a camera is in front of you all the time. It's almost like you have a TV face. It's harder to be yourself and to be more comfortable," the teen shared.

After Kailyn stressed that she decided to not wear make-up for the episode because she knew