Tyler Baltierra Makes Racial Slur While Drunk After Wife Catelynn Checks Into Rehab
Nov. 21 2017, Updated 1:38 p.m. ET
Tyler Baltierra had a booze-fueled night out only one day after his wife Catelynn Lowell entered rehab for depression. The Teen Mom OG dad is coming under fire for making racial slurs over social media while drunk.
Lowell, 25, checked into rehab Friday, November 17 after making a shocking suicide confession over Twitter. "Well today I thought of every way to kill myself… so I'm going to treatment," she shockingly tweeted.
Just one day later, her husband Baltierra posted videos on Snapchat from a concert. He then said in one of the snaps after the show, "You gotta see the crowd n***a." Baltierra deleted the video soon after.
On Sunday morning, Baltierra posted another video where he complained about having a hangover. "I am currently on the airplane," he said. "I feel like complete garbage today. I got me some smart water. I'm feeling rough. Last night was a little wild."
Fans slammed Baltierra for his behavior while his wife was in rehab. "This dude is a joke," one user tweeted. "Getting drunk while his wife is in treatment. Who has Nova?" Another fired about the racist remark, "That word should never be used no matter what your mental state is. Especially with all the racial tension going on now."
Although Baltierra didn't address the backlash, he did give an update on his wife. "She's doing GREAT & pushing through! We are both so moved by all of the support from you guys. It means to so much!"
Before Lowell entered rehab, she opened up to RadarOnline.com about her issues. "I'm taking the time I need right now to take good care of myself," Lowell told RadarOnline.com. "On November 17 I thought of every way possible to commit suicide, from wrapping a belt around my neck to just running my car into an electric pole."
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