Tyler Baltierra Claps Back at Follower After They Suggested God Will Help Adopted Daughter Carly 'Find Her Way Back Home' (2025)

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By:Matt Richards

April 14 2025, Published 1:18 p.m. ET

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Teen Mom: The Next Chapter star Tyler Baltierra clapped back at a follower regarding God.

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After a follower suggested Baltierra and Catelynn Lowell “lean on God” in order to have their estranged adopted daughter, Carly, “find her way back home,” Baltierra responded, noting he doesn’t “require your God or any ancient book of mythology for healing.”“Introspection, time & grace is all I need!” he added. “I have an amazing relationship with my own spirituality. But thank you.”

Baltierra shared the comment and his response to his Instagram Story, adding, “Can we stop this rhetoric too? My spirit’s moral conscience is not derived from a book or promises of eternal suffering/salvation. It’s derived from compassion, empathy & love. I have a very special relationship with my spirituality & the practices that feed it. Thank you!”

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As OK! previously reported, Baltierra and Lowell confirmed they were blocked by their daughter’s adoptive parents, Brandon and Teresa Davis.

On the March 27 episode of Teen Mom: The Next Chapter, Catelynn shared, “Brandon and Teresa straight-up told our adoption counselor, Dawn [Baker], ‘Yeah, I had to block [Catelynn] for my mental health.' And I was like, ‘Your mental health, your mental health?’ I mean, it was, like, anxiety. I literally felt every emotion come up when I hugged [Carly] in the hospital and told her bye.”

Catelynn added Teresa “told Dawn to tell us that we’re not allowed to send gifts anymore because it’s uncalled for,” before sharing Dawn requested they keep that to themselves.

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