With less than two weeks until the fourth and final season of Teen Mom premieres on MTV, the cast (sans Amber Portwood) is out promoting what's sure to be an emotional, intense summation to the popular series. E! News spoke with Catelynn Lowell, Maci Bookout, and Farrah Abraham who dished on what we can look forward to in the new eps, and fans (and probably even haters, too) can prepared to be thrilled. The moms themselves even say this might just be the best season of Teen Mom yet. As Catelynn says, they're "going out with a bang!" Oh my.
Here, five of the most exciting points we'll see addressed in season four ...
- The kids are all so big! No longer babies or toddlers, Maci points out that fans will see all the little ones walking and talking.
- Similarly, the girls are all grown up. Looking back on what they were like when they first sent in their casting tapes or starred on 16 & Pregnant, the Teen Mom stars feel like they've grown so much, and now, in this season, they're really coming off "as adults," and "you can definitely see that in this season," Maci reveals.
- Amber Portwood's draaaama. Who knows what trouble the cameras caught, but Amber was noticebly absent from this interview. Still, regardless of what they see in the final season, Catelynn said it's important that fans know that "a lot of teens end up like her," and Amber has told her before that she hopes "girls learn from her mistakes." Innnnteresting! I'm sure the season will offer some insight into that ... and definitely serve as an "educational" experience in some ways.
- The girls support Amber. Sounds like no matter what has happened over the past few months (or years!), the Teen Moms are there for one another. As Maci Bookout put it, "We want nothing but the best for Amber. We just want her happy."
- There's definitely room left for a spinoff ... or two or three. All three moms said they'd be up for doing a spinoff show -- with one caveat: That it be positive and actually offer something beneficial to others in their position. Who knows? This cast has gotten so popular, who knows what MTV might dream up next ... Single Moms? Ex-Teen Moms? Sky's the limit!
Here's the interview in full ...
What are you most looking forward to seeing in Teen Mom season 4?
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first off, caitlyn should not get a spin off....she is NOT A MOTHER.
lol...Funny stuff..farrah's fake boobs look nice..so grown up
Mom2Addison12, Caitlyn more certainly is a Mother, she also had the maturity to do what was best for her child under very trying circumstances. Your comment is completely ignorant!
Woah, where did I ever say that Amber deserves a spin off? OH that's right, I DID NOT. Amber shouldn't even be on the final season, considering, she was told she isn't allowed on MTV. t
Secondly, she can be a MOTHER, which means she beared offspring, but she is not a mom, which means she shouldn't be on the show anymore....first season, understand. But now, she's boring, it's the same old same old with her. Step dad is in and out of jail. Mother fights with her because of the decision she made, which I rightfully agree with her mother. If she couldn't take care of the responbility, she shouldn't have gotten pregnant.
The only spin off, I would watch would be Maci.
If she couldn't take care of the responbility, she shouldn't have gotten pregnant.
But she did get pregnant, so then what? Does she get in her time machine and undo her decision (or get an abortion)? Or should she make the best possible decision for her daughter, even if that means giving her to another family? Would you really call her a mom if she was another Amber portwood? I dont think so.
Also, if your daughter makes a mistake by having a child at a young age, and does the best thing for that child whatever the decision is, do you really agree that it would be right for you to belittle her everyday for the rest of her life over that decision? or, as a MOTHER, would you support your child no matter what?