Kailyn Lowry’s family may be complete, but the chaos is truly just beginning. In a new video posted to social media, the Teen Mom alum finally revealed the names of her twins, who were born late last year. Kail has slowly given details about the twins and their birth, mainly through her Barely Famous podcast, where she revealed her pregnancy and then detailed their extended stay in the NICU after birth. Now that she has seven children, she feels that the baby phase of her life is coming to an end!
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The names are unconventional, but sweet.
Kailyn got a sweet gift, too.
In addition to the blankets for each of the twins, there is a blanket for Kailyn as well. In the background, you can see the names of all seven kids: Isaac, Lincoln, Lux, Creed, Rio, Verse, and Valley, with the word "mama" in bold type.
"Complete. Whole. Everybody’s here," she captioned the video on Instagram.
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People were loving the name choice.
Fans in the comments section gushed over the unconventional name choices.
One of her TikTok followers commented: "Love it! In Dutch 'Verse' means 'fresh' so that’s very appropriate!"
"Their Names are beautiful," one fan on Instagram said.
Kailyn got real about having babies in the NICU.
Kailyn gave her followers a glimpse of the twins and their birth in two episodes of her Barely Famous podcast. She shared pictures of her and twins during their time in the NICU. Both Verse and Valley can be seen with wires and monitors attached to their bodies as she holds them loosely swaddled in blankets.
She also revealed that her family is truly complete.
Kail revealed during the podcast that she is truly finished having children and she had her tubes tied while also discussing the hardest parts of her NICU experience with the babies.
"For me, it was you couldn't be there with me in the NICU when I went," Kailyn said to Elijah. "[Valley] was away from her twin; we were away from her. When we were home, we still couldn't process it because there was so much going on here."
