'Teen Mom 2' Kailyn Lowry Supports Jenelle Evans Amid Divorce Drama of Her Own

Teen Mom 2 stars have always been supportive of each other when one is going through a tough time. That is no different now that Jenelle Evans is going through a rough patch since her breakup with on again/off again fiancé, Nathan Griffith. Her MTV costar, Kailyn Lowry, wanted to show her concern for Jenelle in this difficult period.

"I obviously care about Jenelle," Kailyn told The Real Mr. Housewife. "She knows she can call me or text me about anything."

At the end, she advised her castmate to "Keep your head up babe!"

The Love & Lowry designer has been going through her own bumpy patch with husband, Javi Marroquin. MTV cameras have caught the reality couple fighting on every episode this season with Kailyn admitting they were on the verge of divorce. In this past week's episode, Kailyn and Javi blew up at each other after the air force dad didn't want his wife's best friend to accompany them on a trip to Florida.

At least their fighting wasn't as bad as Jenelle and Nathan who are on and off more than a light bulb! And we still haven't even gotten to the episode where the controversial pair get into a physical altercation leading to Nathan getting arrested.

As MStars News reported, the mother of two took to Instagram to rant after reading comments from haters about their opinions on her marriage.

"OMG is she still married? I heard her and Javi got divorced, I think she's a lesbian, she's fat and ugly, omg Javi deserves so much better. Why doesn't she wear her rings? It's a mirror pic guys, no it's not, she obviously doesn't care about her man. Just some of the things you guys comment on my pictures DAILY. It's kind of crazy," the reality mom wrote. "Before you comment your 'opinion' on someone's picture take a second to think about how it makes YOU look as a person and how it makes you feel about YOURSELF."

Kailyn ended her diatribe by making sure to acknowledge those that have always been in her corner.

"I'm struggling with starting to believe the sh*t you guys write to me AND deciding if it's my problem or yours," she went on. "But I will say THANK YOU to all the people who have encouraged me and supported me all along. Nobody is perfect and I never claimed to be. Thank you for understanding that I am human and I have feelings. And thank you for seeing how much my kids mean to me."