Kail Lowry

Do you feel like now looking back that you sort of –

kept the reins on your own power, right?

Like I just had a conversation with someone about, I left Teen Mom at my own volition.

Like I chose that.

I didn't wait to be released.

I didn't wait till the show failed.

I chose to do it on my own and there's power in that.

Do you feel that way with when you got released, you were like, okay, I'm good.

I still have my plan.

I still have my family.

I still like, I was mentally prepared for this.

No, but I think that once you are, because you, you always maintained your own power and you already were mentally prepared for that.

It's very similar to me leaving the show and everything I knew.

But like once you're so far removed, even though it was only two months, you're so far out of that mindset that now there's no going back.

Like I, to this day, if someone I've been under contract for with production for shows and stuff, it's like, I can't picture like cameras in my face all the time ever again.

Like I say that I would do it and maybe I would, but like,

No.

Like once you're out of it, but then your brother was in the NFL, so you could kind of live through him a little bit.

And so I feel like there's some, I mean, that's kind of cool.

Do you feel like now that you have kids who are athletes that you...