Cam&Fam | Part Three

[futureccl]

Made this account just to post this. I typed a long post but it didn’t post so I’m going to make this shorter. Has anyone noticed how different cam treats Delilah compared to how she treats coco?
1. Addi is usually the one holding or feeding her
2. At her apartment, she just plopped her down in a way too small bassinet in the corner for a nap. Didn’t kiss her or say goodnight or tuck her in. Just set her down while reading comments on her live video and walked out.
3. She calls her “baby” or “sissy” a lot. Rarely uses her real name. Not that that’s bad but coco is always yelling at her “no baby!” Or trying to pull her away or whatever. Maybe it’s a toddler thing but maybe she is mocking cam?
4. Not a single picture with her on her New Years post
5. Rarely does any activities with her like she did with coco. Not even just leaving the house cause I know there’s a pandemic. But even things inside. Ik coco was an only child & that’s why she got so much attention but I feel like Delilah is always being pushed aside
6. I think I’ve seen cam kiss or hug Delilah like once. Coco is always getting hugs. Not so much kisses but. I feel like cam realized after landon passed that maybe she didn’t want to be a mother as bad as she thought. But I don’t blame her. She didn’t think she’d ever be doing it alone especially with the kids so young. I feel like she strived for that “perfect teen family” picture perfect life & now that Landon is gone she’s over it. Looking back at their old vlogs too, it seems like Landon was always the one taking care of coco & the chores & everything else that came with that life. Cam does not seem mothery to me like the rest of the teen moms on YouTube do. It’s so sad to see. However I’m happy to see her finding herself again. It’s sad to “let go” of the old cam that I started watching years ago, but it’s nice to see her doing better. Side note: her tik tok’s & comments under them that she makes really make me feel like she felt held back by Landon. Almost as if now that he has passed, she can be herself unapologetically. Idk if that’s the message she is trying to give off but that’s what I’m getting from it.
I’ll elaborate more but please tell me someone noticed this too.

Yes it's been noticed and discussed before (like ages ago so don't worry about missing that convo). Like you said we all know Landon appeared to be the more nurturing parent in the family. It might be that Cam is not much of a baby person and she prefers older kids, or it might be related to the tragic events of last year. Delilah was born in a very rough situation which only got rougher, but let's not forget that Coco's early life was also not the easiest and she's the one old enough to notice that her old life is gone. It would be a tricky situation for any parent let alone Cam. I don't think her being herself is that bad, but I also don't know if tiktok cam is the real cam. I'm not sure she's trying to send out a message as much as trying to find excitement in life through fun clothes and music and hanging out with pals. I'm kind of past judging her at this point, I just hope things turn out ok for this family.

Also I really don't think most other teen moms are that maternal. Look at someone like Sophie Gonzales, she's even less attached to her twins, I guess cause her baby daddy is still around and seems to be the nurturing one like Landon. I don't think teens need to be maternal to choose to get pregnant/not to end a pregnancy, I think it's got a lot to do with their upbringing, what they've been taught about abortion, and whether they think becoming a mom will solve something for them.

[welcomeworld]

Cam basically confirmed that she’s not friends with Maddie anymore (and yasmyn but we basically already knew that)



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[Seller-Of-Souls]

Cam basically confirmed that she’s not friends with Maddie anymore (and yasmyn but we basically already knew that)



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Honestly, can you blame her? After her reaction at Landon's funeral, I'd ditch the bitch too.

'I'm not going to stop living my life because someone died.' Yeah, I'm sorry, but if you really cared about your friend, you'd be there for her, and put the fucking camera down.

[Brambleramble]

So the blondes are yasmyn maddie and zoe, what about kaylie? She’s blonde isn’t she? And I thought her and cam were pretty close (talking about the TikTok posted above)

[Mama Drama]

So the blondes are yasmyn maddie and zoe, what about kaylie? She’s blonde isn’t she? And I thought her and cam were pretty close (talking about the TikTok posted above)

I think Kaylie is the blonde with the ponytail

[Brambleramble]

So the blondes are yasmyn maddie and zoe, what about kaylie? She’s blonde isn’t she? And I thought her and cam were pretty close (talking about the TikTok posted above)

I think Kaylie is the blonde with the ponytail

She pretty much confirmed that the pony tail is Zoe, one blonde is yas and the other blonde is maddie with her reply to that person so who knows, maybe she forgot maybe she just isn’t that close to kaylie

[polar_bear]

Does anyone know how much she makes per month from YT and merch? She bought tons of Christmas gifts for her family. Also, how much money do you have to make per month to be considered rich in the U.S? Also, her house (where her mother lives) is so cool. As far as I remember, her mom is an interior designer. Can she sustain her lavish lifestyle and take care of 3 kids with her salary? Cam and Addi are on their own, so this is why they don't count. Idk, but as an "outsider", to me it seems that it is so easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US. Did Addi go to Uni? Does she have a job at the moment or is she solely relying on her bf's income? I swear, it feels like money comes from thin air for these people. I am jealous of them. Not having to work too hard for money and being an 8th grader dropout with an income bigger than someone who has a degree is seriously unfair. I wonder what Cam's future will look like. I guess that you can't get a good job (to sustain a family on your own) if you didn't even finish highschool, or is that possible? In Europe, for instance, if you don't finish 11th grade, you can't even work at McDonald's

[opangatay]

Does anyone know how much she makes per month from YT and merch? She bought tons of Christmas gifts for her family. Also, how much money do you have to make per month to be considered rich in the U.S? Also, her house (where her mother lives) is so cool. As far as I remember, her mom is an interior designer. Can she sustain her lavish lifestyle and take care of 3 kids with her salary? Cam and Addi are on their own, so this is why they don't count. Idk, but as an "outsider", to me it seems that it is so easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US. Did Addi go to Uni? Does she have a job at the moment or is she solely relying on her bf's income? I swear, it feels like money comes from thin air for these people. I am jealous of them. Not having to work too hard for money and being an 8th grader dropout with an income bigger than someone who has a degree is seriously unfair. I wonder what Cam's future will look like. I guess that you can't get a good job (to sustain a family on your own) if you didn't even finish highschool, or is that possible? In Europe, for instance, if you don't finish 11th grade, you can't even work at McDonald's

It is not easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US at ALL. Many, many, many people are suffering and in poverty. Youtubers, though, make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year and Cam’s viewership has shot up from the worst possible situation that brings in views. Right now, according to Social Blade, Cam’s estimated to be making somewhere around 150-200k a year just from youtube. At least it’ll help the girls..

Being “rich” in the US is heavily subjective. For me, making “just” 50k a year would give me a comfortable life where I could save a lot of money, pay my bills, and have plenty leftover. Depending on where you live, anywhere from 50-150k a year is a probably comfortable, cushy life, and anything over 150k is probably considered rich by most people’s standards. That being said, of course it depends on your spending and money decisions. There are a lot of people that live beyond their means just to have the newest and best of everything that they can’t actually afford. The median *household* income is about 63k and 25% of households (remember, households.. not individuals) make less than 35k a year. Overall we’re a poor country.


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[polar_bear]

Does anyone know how much she makes per month from YT and merch? She bought tons of Christmas gifts for her family. Also, how much money do you have to make per month to be considered rich in the U.S? Also, her house (where her mother lives) is so cool. As far as I remember, her mom is an interior designer. Can she sustain her lavish lifestyle and take care of 3 kids with her salary? Cam and Addi are on their own, so this is why they don't count. Idk, but as an "outsider", to me it seems that it is so easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US. Did Addi go to Uni? Does she have a job at the moment or is she solely relying on her bf's income? I swear, it feels like money comes from thin air for these people. I am jealous of them. Not having to work too hard for money and being an 8th grader dropout with an income bigger than someone who has a degree is seriously unfair. I wonder what Cam's future will look like. I guess that you can't get a good job (to sustain a family on your own) if you didn't even finish highschool, or is that possible? In Europe, for instance, if you don't finish 11th grade, you can't even work at McDonald's

It is not easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US at ALL. Many, many, many people are suffering and in poverty. Youtubers, though, make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year and Cam’s viewership has shot up from the worst possible situation that brings in views. Right now, according to Social Blade, Cam’s estimated to be making somewhere around 150-200k a year just from youtube. At least it’ll help the girls..

Being “rich” in the US is heavily subjective. For me, making “just” 50k a year would give me a comfortable life where I could save a lot of money, pay my bills, and have plenty leftover. Depending on where you live, anywhere from 50-150k a year is a probably comfortable, cushy life, and anything over 150k is probably considered rich by most people’s standards. That being said, of course it depends on your spending and money decisions. There are a lot of people that live beyond their means just to have the newest and best of everything that they can’t actually afford. The median *household* income is about 63k and 25% of households (remember, households.. not individuals) make less than 35k a year. Overall we’re a poor country.


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It's kind of sad that you can see such differences of wealth in America. Some people are literally billionaires and own private jets and some don't even have a meal to eat per day. It's truly fascinating for us, outside of US, to see how people can make millions of dollars by just dancing and posting it on Tik Tok (we know who). We wish we could do that too haha. Btw, does she make any money from Tik Tok? She has a lot of videos that have a few million views.
Talking of households, did they buy the house that she is curently living in or are they paying a monthly mortgage? If it is the latter, I wonder who pays Addi's side, Trent or Cam.

[dolphin15]

Does anyone know how much she makes per month from YT and merch? She bought tons of Christmas gifts for her family. Also, how much money do you have to make per month to be considered rich in the U.S? Also, her house (where her mother lives) is so cool. As far as I remember, her mom is an interior designer. Can she sustain her lavish lifestyle and take care of 3 kids with her salary? Cam and Addi are on their own, so this is why they don't count. Idk, but as an "outsider", to me it seems that it is so easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US. Did Addi go to Uni? Does she have a job at the moment or is she solely relying on her bf's income? I swear, it feels like money comes from thin air for these people. I am jealous of them. Not having to work too hard for money and being an 8th grader dropout with an income bigger than someone who has a degree is seriously unfair. I wonder what Cam's future will look like. I guess that you can't get a good job (to sustain a family on your own) if you didn't even finish highschool, or is that possible? In Europe, for instance, if you don't finish 11th grade, you can't even work at McDonald's

It is not easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US at ALL. Many, many, many people are suffering and in poverty. Youtubers, though, make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year and Cam’s viewership has shot up from the worst possible situation that brings in views. Right now, according to Social Blade, Cam’s estimated to be making somewhere around 150-200k a year just from youtube. At least it’ll help the girls..

Being “rich” in the US is heavily subjective. For me, making “just” 50k a year would give me a comfortable life where I could save a lot of money, pay my bills, and have plenty leftover. Depending on where you live, anywhere from 50-150k a year is a probably comfortable, cushy life, and anything over 150k is probably considered rich by most people’s standards. That being said, of course it depends on your spending and money decisions. There are a lot of people that live beyond their means just to have the newest and best of everything that they can’t actually afford. The median *household* income is about 63k and 25% of households (remember, households.. not individuals) make less than 35k a year. Overall we’re a poor country.


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It's kind of sad that you can see such differences of wealth in America. Some people are literally billionaires and own private jets and some don't even have a meal to eat per day. It's truly fascinating for us, outside of US, to see how people can make millions of dollars by just dancing and posting it on Tik Tok (we know who). We wish we could do that too haha. Btw, does she make any money from Tik Tok? She has a lot of videos that have a few million views.
Talking of households, did they buy the house that she is curently living in or are they paying a monthly mortgage? If it is the latter, I wonder who pays Addi's side, Trent or Cam.

I believe it’s a lease (so none of them own anything - they just pay $ each month to live there)


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[Dandelion11]

Does anyone know how much she makes per month from YT and merch? She bought tons of Christmas gifts for her family. Also, how much money do you have to make per month to be considered rich in the U.S? Also, her house (where her mother lives) is so cool. As far as I remember, her mom is an interior designer. Can she sustain her lavish lifestyle and take care of 3 kids with her salary? Cam and Addi are on their own, so this is why they don't count. Idk, but as an "outsider", to me it seems that it is so easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US. Did Addi go to Uni? Does she have a job at the moment or is she solely relying on her bf's income? I swear, it feels like money comes from thin air for these people. I am jealous of them. Not having to work too hard for money and being an 8th grader dropout with an income bigger than someone who has a degree is seriously unfair. I wonder what Cam's future will look like. I guess that you can't get a good job (to sustain a family on your own) if you didn't even finish highschool, or is that possible? In Europe, for instance, if you don't finish 11th grade, you can't even work at McDonald's

It is not easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US at ALL. Many, many, many people are suffering and in poverty. Youtubers, though, make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year and Cam’s viewership has shot up from the worst possible situation that brings in views. Right now, according to Social Blade, Cam’s estimated to be making somewhere around 150-200k a year just from youtube. At least it’ll help the girls..

Being “rich” in the US is heavily subjective. For me, making “just” 50k a year would give me a comfortable life where I could save a lot of money, pay my bills, and have plenty leftover. Depending on where you live, anywhere from 50-150k a year is a probably comfortable, cushy life, and anything over 150k is probably considered rich by most people’s standards. That being said, of course it depends on your spending and money decisions. There are a lot of people that live beyond their means just to have the newest and best of everything that they can’t actually afford. The median *household* income is about 63k and 25% of households (remember, households.. not individuals) make less than 35k a year. Overall we’re a poor country.


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It's kind of sad that you can see such differences of wealth in America. Some people are literally billionaires and own private jets and some don't even have a meal to eat per day. It's truly fascinating for us, outside of US, to see how people can make millions of dollars by just dancing and posting it on Tik Tok (we know who). We wish we could do that too haha. Btw, does she make any money from Tik Tok? She has a lot of videos that have a few million views.
Talking of households, did they buy the house that she is curently living in or are they paying a monthly mortgage? If it is the latter, I wonder who pays Addi's side, Trent or Cam.

Addi had a job but quit it to become the girls' nanny, so she's still receiving an income - it's just from Cam now. I would also guess that Cam is paying for the majority of their monthly rent considering she's using 3 of the 4 bedrooms.

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[cx510]

Cam posted some question stickers about her YouTube channel going forward on her instagram story. It seems like she's going back into YouTube full force and will probably rebrand her channel a bit. I'm assuming it'll be more centered around her, Addi, and the girls like her recent vlogs have been.

[lovebug1212]

Does anyone know how much she makes per month from YT and merch? She bought tons of Christmas gifts for her family. Also, how much money do you have to make per month to be considered rich in the U.S? Also, her house (where her mother lives) is so cool. As far as I remember, her mom is an interior designer. Can she sustain her lavish lifestyle and take care of 3 kids with her salary? Cam and Addi are on their own, so this is why they don't count. Idk, but as an "outsider", to me it seems that it is so easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US. Did Addi go to Uni? Does she have a job at the moment or is she solely relying on her bf's income? I swear, it feels like money comes from thin air for these people. I am jealous of them. Not having to work too hard for money and being an 8th grader dropout with an income bigger than someone who has a degree is seriously unfair. I wonder what Cam's future will look like. I guess that you can't get a good job (to sustain a family on your own) if you didn't even finish highschool, or is that possible? In Europe, for instance, if you don't finish 11th grade, you can't even work at McDonald's

It is not easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US at ALL. Many, many, many people are suffering and in poverty. Youtubers, though, make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year and Cam’s viewership has shot up from the worst possible situation that brings in views. Right now, according to Social Blade, Cam’s estimated to be making somewhere around 150-200k a year just from youtube. At least it’ll help the girls..

Being “rich” in the US is heavily subjective. For me, making “just” 50k a year would give me a comfortable life where I could save a lot of money, pay my bills, and have plenty leftover. Depending on where you live, anywhere from 50-150k a year is a probably comfortable, cushy life, and anything over 150k is probably considered rich by most people’s standards. That being said, of course it depends on your spending and money decisions. There are a lot of people that live beyond their means just to have the newest and best of everything that they can’t actually afford. The median *household* income is about 63k and 25% of households (remember, households.. not individuals) make less than 35k a year. Overall we’re a poor country.


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I think she probably makes 2-3x the amount socialblade says. Plus all her sponsorships. She could be making 100,000$ off one sponsorship. My friends social blade says she makes 25-280$ a month but my friend usually makes 500-1500 a month. Social blade isn’t accurate because a youtubers RPM and CPM change every day!


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[daydream001]

Does anyone know how much she makes per month from YT and merch? She bought tons of Christmas gifts for her family. Also, how much money do you have to make per month to be considered rich in the U.S? Also, her house (where her mother lives) is so cool. As far as I remember, her mom is an interior designer. Can she sustain her lavish lifestyle and take care of 3 kids with her salary? Cam and Addi are on their own, so this is why they don't count. Idk, but as an "outsider", to me it seems that it is so easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US. Did Addi go to Uni? Does she have a job at the moment or is she solely relying on her bf's income? I swear, it feels like money comes from thin air for these people. I am jealous of them. Not having to work too hard for money and being an 8th grader dropout with an income bigger than someone who has a degree is seriously unfair. I wonder what Cam's future will look like. I guess that you can't get a good job (to sustain a family on your own) if you didn't even finish highschool, or is that possible? In Europe, for instance, if you don't finish 11th grade, you can't even work at McDonald's

I was thinking literally the same as someone outside from the US. Ok, Youtube pays well but her mom doesn't do youtube but still affords a mansion right on the beach in Florida which I assume isn't a cheap place to live, is it? For someone not working a full time job this looks surreal for me.

Also I am sure its is just Cam paying for the new house, since she was the one choosing it. Neither Addie or Trent had seen the house until she signed the lease. If you are sharing the rent you would want to see the house you'll be paying for before moving in.

[polar_bear]

Does anyone know how much she makes per month from YT and merch? She bought tons of Christmas gifts for her family. Also, how much money do you have to make per month to be considered rich in the U.S? Also, her house (where her mother lives) is so cool. As far as I remember, her mom is an interior designer. Can she sustain her lavish lifestyle and take care of 3 kids with her salary? Cam and Addi are on their own, so this is why they don't count. Idk, but as an "outsider", to me it seems that it is so easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US. Did Addi go to Uni? Does she have a job at the moment or is she solely relying on her bf's income? I swear, it feels like money comes from thin air for these people. I am jealous of them. Not having to work too hard for money and being an 8th grader dropout with an income bigger than someone who has a degree is seriously unfair. I wonder what Cam's future will look like. I guess that you can't get a good job (to sustain a family on your own) if you didn't even finish highschool, or is that possible? In Europe, for instance, if you don't finish 11th grade, you can't even work at McDonald's

It is not easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US at ALL. Many, many, many people are suffering and in poverty. Youtubers, though, make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year and Cam’s viewership has shot up from the worst possible situation that brings in views. Right now, according to Social Blade, Cam’s estimated to be making somewhere around 150-200k a year just from youtube. At least it’ll help the girls..

Being “rich” in the US is heavily subjective. For me, making “just” 50k a year would give me a comfortable life where I could save a lot of money, pay my bills, and have plenty leftover. Depending on where you live, anywhere from 50-150k a year is a probably comfortable, cushy life, and anything over 150k is probably considered rich by most people’s standards. That being said, of course it depends on your spending and money decisions. There are a lot of people that live beyond their means just to have the newest and best of everything that they can’t actually afford. The median *household* income is about 63k and 25% of households (remember, households.. not individuals) make less than 35k a year. Overall we’re a poor country.


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I think she probably makes 2-3x the amount socialblade says. Plus all her sponsorships. She could be making 100,000$ off one sponsorship. My friends social blade says she makes 25-280$ a month but my friend usually makes 500-1500 a month. Social blade isn’t accurate because a youtubers RPM and CPM change every day!


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So she has money to pay Addi, pay the rent, buy food and clothes, pay for the gas and the car, insurance and God knows what from just posting a 30 minute video on YT every week. And then people wonder why teen mom channels appear out of nowhere lol.

[here4thedrama]

Does anyone know how much she makes per month from YT and merch? She bought tons of Christmas gifts for her family. Also, how much money do you have to make per month to be considered rich in the U.S? Also, her house (where her mother lives) is so cool. As far as I remember, her mom is an interior designer. Can she sustain her lavish lifestyle and take care of 3 kids with her salary? Cam and Addi are on their own, so this is why they don't count. Idk, but as an "outsider", to me it seems that it is so easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US. Did Addi go to Uni? Does she have a job at the moment or is she solely relying on her bf's income? I swear, it feels like money comes from thin air for these people. I am jealous of them. Not having to work too hard for money and being an 8th grader dropout with an income bigger than someone who has a degree is seriously unfair. I wonder what Cam's future will look like. I guess that you can't get a good job (to sustain a family on your own) if you didn't even finish highschool, or is that possible? In Europe, for instance, if you don't finish 11th grade, you can't even work at McDonald's

In regards to Alyssa, I think a big part of the "influencer" lifestyle she tries to portray online is pretending like you have money/making it look like you are wealthy to the outside world. This attracts followers and brands which influencers hope will lead to more sponsorships and money. The house we saw on Camryn's YouTube a while ago isn't where Alyssa currently lives. I did some digging on Alyssa's Facebook and found a post from August 2019 saying that she moved to a place that is $850 cheaper than where she was living before. She said there was a community pool and a beach nearby, but she lives on the coast of Florida so there are literally beaches nearby you wherever you live. So any pictures of her in a pool are probably from the community pool and she angles them so you can't see anyone else which makes the viewer believe the pool belongs to her. Her Facebook showed that she used to be part of some pyramid scheme/MLM called "Monat" for hair products and she is trying to push skinny tea on her most recent Instagram post. Everyone knows that skinny tea is a scam so that's a bit embarrassing. Interior designers can make a decent living (I think, not sure of actual numbers) and people charge a lot for photography, which Alyssa also does. But I doubt she is wealthy and just tries to make us all think she is. Maybe this is where Camryn learned to make her life perfect on YouTube when it was actually falling apart. Also Alyssa posted something on Facebook about looking for a personal injury attorney and sometimes people try to use those as a scam to get money, so that was kind of a bad look. I live in the US and the wealth disparities here are totally unfair. You can have a masters degree and unable to find a job, or you can be politically connected/come from a wealthy family and be handed a job with no education or experience. I hate it here lol.

[here4thedrama]

Does anyone know how much she makes per month from YT and merch? She bought tons of Christmas gifts for her family. Also, how much money do you have to make per month to be considered rich in the U.S? Also, her house (where her mother lives) is so cool. As far as I remember, her mom is an interior designer. Can she sustain her lavish lifestyle and take care of 3 kids with her salary? Cam and Addi are on their own, so this is why they don't count. Idk, but as an "outsider", to me it seems that it is so easy to earn a lot of money and have a nice house in the US. Did Addi go to Uni? Does she have a job at the moment or is she solely relying on her bf's income? I swear, it feels like money comes from thin air for these people. I am jealous of them. Not having to work too hard for money and being an 8th grader dropout with an income bigger than someone who has a degree is seriously unfair. I wonder what Cam's future will look like. I guess that you can't get a good job (to sustain a family on your own) if you didn't even finish highschool, or is that possible? In Europe, for instance, if you don't finish 11th grade, you can't even work at McDonald's

In regards to Alyssa, I think a big part of the "influencer" lifestyle she tries to portray online is pretending like you have money/making it look like you are wealthy to the outside world. This attracts followers and brands which influencers hope will lead to more sponsorships and money. The house we saw on Camryn's YouTube a while ago isn't where Alyssa currently lives. I did some digging on Alyssa's Facebook and found a post from August 2019 saying that she moved to a place that is $850 cheaper than where she was living before. She said there was a community pool and a beach nearby, but she lives on the coast of Florida so there are literally beaches nearby you wherever you live. So any pictures of her in a pool are probably from the community pool and she angles them so you can't see anyone else which makes the viewer believe the pool belongs to her. Her Facebook showed that she used to be part of some pyramid scheme/MLM called "Monat" for hair products and she is trying to push skinny tea on her most recent Instagram post. Everyone knows that skinny tea is a scam so that's a bit embarrassing. Interior designers can make a decent living (I think, not sure of actual numbers) and people charge a lot for photography, which Alyssa also does. But I doubt she is wealthy and just tries to make us all think she is. Maybe this is where Camryn learned to make her life perfect on YouTube when it was actually falling apart. Also Alyssa posted something on Facebook about looking for a personal injury attorney and sometimes people try to use those as a scam to get money, so that was kind of a bad look. I live in the US and the wealth disparities here are totally unfair. You can have a masters degree and unable to find a job, or you can be politically connected/come from a wealthy family and be handed a job with no education or experience. I hate it here lol.

[Brittdann15]

Made this account just to post this. I typed a long post but it didn’t post so I’m going to make this shorter. Has anyone noticed how different cam treats Delilah compared to how she treats coco?
1. Addi is usually the one holding or feeding her
2. At her apartment, she just plopped her down in a way too small bassinet in the corner for a nap. Didn’t kiss her or say goodnight or tuck her in. Just set her down while reading comments on her live video and walked out.
3. She calls her “baby” or “sissy” a lot. Rarely uses her real name. Not that that’s bad but coco is always yelling at her “no baby!” Or trying to pull her away or whatever. Maybe it’s a toddler thing but maybe she is mocking cam?
4. Not a single picture with her on her New Years post
5. Rarely does any activities with her like she did with coco. Not even just leaving the house cause I know there’s a pandemic. But even things inside. Ik coco was an only child & that’s why she got so much attention but I feel like Delilah is always being pushed aside
6. I think I’ve seen cam kiss or hug Delilah like once. Coco is always getting hugs. Not so much kisses but. I feel like cam realized after landon passed that maybe she didn’t want to be a mother as bad as she thought. But I don’t blame her. She didn’t think she’d ever be doing it alone especially with the kids so young. I feel like she strived for that “perfect teen family” picture perfect life & now that Landon is gone she’s over it. Looking back at their old vlogs too, it seems like Landon was always the one taking care of coco & the chores & everything else that came with that life. Cam does not seem mothery to me like the rest of the teen moms on YouTube do. It’s so sad to see. However I’m happy to see her finding herself again. It’s sad to “let go” of the old cam that I started watching years ago, but it’s nice to see her doing better. Side note: her tik tok’s & comments under them that she makes really make me feel like she felt held back by Landon. Almost as if now that he has passed, she can be herself unapologetically. Idk if that’s the message she is trying to give off but that’s what I’m getting from it.
I’ll elaborate more but please tell me someone noticed this too.

Yes it's been noticed and discussed before (like ages ago so don't worry about missing that convo). Like you said we all know Landon appeared to be the more nurturing parent in the family. It might be that Cam is not much of a baby person and she prefers older kids, or it might be related to the tragic events of last year. Delilah was born in a very rough situation which only got rougher, but let's not forget that Coco's early life was also not the easiest and she's the one old enough to notice that her old life is gone. It would be a tricky situation for any parent let alone Cam. I don't think her being herself is that bad, but I also don't know if tiktok cam is the real cam. I'm not sure she's trying to send out a message as much as trying to find excitement in life through fun clothes and music and hanging out with pals. I'm kind of past judging her at this point, I just hope things turn out ok for this family.

Also I really don't think most other teen moms are that maternal. Look at someone like Sophie Gonzales, she's even less attached to her twins, I guess cause her baby daddy is still around and seems to be the nurturing one like Landon. I don't think teens need to be maternal to choose to get pregnant/not to end a pregnancy, I think it's got a lot to do with their upbringing, what they've been taught about abortion, and whether they think becoming a mom will solve something for them.

I got pregnant at 16 and was always a wonderful mother.

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Made this account just to post this. I typed a long post but it didn’t post so I’m going to make this shorter. Has anyone noticed how different cam treats Delilah compared to how she treats coco?
1. Addi is usually the one holding or feeding her
2. At her apartment, she just plopped her down in a way too small bassinet in the corner for a nap. Didn’t kiss her or say goodnight or tuck her in. Just set her down while reading comments on her live video and walked out.
3. She calls her “baby” or “sissy” a lot. Rarely uses her real name. Not that that’s bad but coco is always yelling at her “no baby!” Or trying to pull her away or whatever. Maybe it’s a toddler thing but maybe she is mocking cam?
4. Not a single picture with her on her New Years post
5. Rarely does any activities with her like she did with coco. Not even just leaving the house cause I know there’s a pandemic. But even things inside. Ik coco was an only child & that’s why she got so much attention but I feel like Delilah is always being pushed aside
6. I think I’ve seen cam kiss or hug Delilah like once. Coco is always getting hugs. Not so much kisses but. I feel like cam realized after landon passed that maybe she didn’t want to be a mother as bad as she thought. But I don’t blame her. She didn’t think she’d ever be doing it alone especially with the kids so young. I feel like she strived for that “perfect teen family” picture perfect life & now that Landon is gone she’s over it. Looking back at their old vlogs too, it seems like Landon was always the one taking care of coco & the chores & everything else that came with that life. Cam does not seem mothery to me like the rest of the teen moms on YouTube do. It’s so sad to see. However I’m happy to see her finding herself again. It’s sad to “let go” of the old cam that I started watching years ago, but it’s nice to see her doing better. Side note: her tik tok’s & comments under them that she makes really make me feel like she felt held back by Landon. Almost as if now that he has passed, she can be herself unapologetically. Idk if that’s the message she is trying to give off but that’s what I’m getting from it.
I’ll elaborate more but please tell me someone noticed this too.

Yes it's been noticed and discussed before (like ages ago so don't worry about missing that convo). Like you said we all know Landon appeared to be the more nurturing parent in the family. It might be that Cam is not much of a baby person and she prefers older kids, or it might be related to the tragic events of last year. Delilah was born in a very rough situation which only got rougher, but let's not forget that Coco's early life was also not the easiest and she's the one old enough to notice that her old life is gone. It would be a tricky situation for any parent let alone Cam. I don't think her being herself is that bad, but I also don't know if tiktok cam is the real cam. I'm not sure she's trying to send out a message as much as trying to find excitement in life through fun clothes and music and hanging out with pals. I'm kind of past judging her at this point, I just hope things turn out ok for this family.

Also I really don't think most other teen moms are that maternal. Look at someone like Sophie Gonzales, she's even less attached to her twins, I guess cause her baby daddy is still around and seems to be the nurturing one like Landon. I don't think teens need to be maternal to choose to get pregnant/not to end a pregnancy, I think it's got a lot to do with their upbringing, what they've been taught about abortion, and whether they think becoming a mom will solve something for them.

I got pregnant at 16 and was always a wonderful mother.

Good for you and your kid, I personally don't have anything against teen mums, and I'm aware of the stigma and challenges that go with it. I wrote that teens don't need to be maternal implying that some teens are indeed maternal (or paternal) and really good parents from a young age. Even mums that are pressured into keeping their baby because of family culture can be good mums btw, or mums who get pregnant young on purpose because they want to feel loved.

Youtube moms are a different thing cause sometimes it's clear from their stories that when they found out they were pregnant one of their first thoughts was "great now I can make it big on youtube". That's not a great idea imho, but it still doesn't mean they will be shitty parents (also they could be shitty parents to their babies or toddlers and then be great parents later on, who knows).

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Addi posted a Q&A video with Trent and in one of the comments she said that they will move out this summer. The comment was an answer to the question "How long you and Trent are gonna live in Florida/live with Cam and the kids?". I think that Cam will have to live alone since Addi said a couple of times that she wants to move out of Florida to Colorado or another state and I don't think that Cam wants to move away again from her family, she needs that extra support. Maybe I am wrong and Cam will tag along too but that would be a dick move tbh, because they said in that video that they wake up in the middle of the night, wake up early, deal with messy kids, screaming etc and they can't live like a young, child-free couple. No matter how much they love Cam and the girls, their presence is gonna affect Trent and Addi's relationship if they don't get their privacy. They are still a "new couple" and when the whole "honeymoon" phase is gonna wear off, their relationship will be on thin ice