'Teen Mom' Couple In Crisis! Tyler Baltierra CAUGHT Making Catelynn Lowell Cry
Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra's marital issues explode in a Teen Mom OG sneak peek, as Baltierra brings his wife to tears for missing a therapy appointment.
In the shocking clip, Lowell admits she was unable to make the appointment on time because she overslept.
"I started bawling, I can't do anything right," she complained, as Baltierra jabbed, "Like can't get out of bed right?"
When she said how she overslept because she hit the snooze button on her alarm clock, he responded, "That's why you shouldn't even use snooze you should just get up."
She fired back, "Not everybody is like you! I'm sorry I missed it!"
When he explained that she doesn't have to apologize to him, however, she responded that she doesn't want him to be annoyed with her.
"I think it's annoying because it was really important," he said. "We've known about it for a while. It was a big thing. It takes a while to get in there. It's just getting up and going."
On last week's episode, Baltierra became fed up with his wife for not attending outpatient therapy after a 30-day stint in rehab for depression and anxiety.
When she told her husband how she is "bored," he fired back, "You know what Cate? You better figure something out soon. What do you want to do? Come on, think hard. I hope you wouldn't let yourself go back to the way you were."
When she said how she will always suffer from panic attacks, he explained how he fears she will return to her old ways of acting depressed and anxious.
"Walking through life like a log," he said. "It's more of a fear of even saying it out loud. I can't do this forever, there is no way, not like this. I guess that would be a way of losing you if that ever happened."
He then said how if the behavior continues, he will "check out" and "get hardened" to avoid being hurt.
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