Catelynn Lowell is being messy on social media again. The Teen Mom star called out her daughter Carly’s adoptive parents, Brandon and Teresa Davis. She had a few choice words to share with the couple. Keep reading to see why Catelynn is saying she’s been “massively f***ed over.”

Catelynn Lowell’s Saga With Carly’s Adoptive Parents Continues

Teen Mom fans will remember that Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra placed their daughter, Carly, up for adoption in 2009. Unlike many of the other pairs on the MTV reality show, Cate and Tyler chose an open adoption. Even though they still have contact with Carly and the couple who adopted her, there have been plenty of bumps in the road in their journey.

Much of the tension between Carly’s biological and adoptive parents stems from Cate and Tyler’s dismissal of Brandon and Teresa’s wishes. They specifically asked the Teen Mom couple not to post about them or Carly on social media. They’ve done it anyway.

Typically, the couple is granted one annual visit with their bio-daughter, Carly. However, earlier this year, Catelynn Lowell took to social media to rant about how they wouldn’t be getting their yearly visit with their daughter this year.

“‘Semi open,’ me keeping my cool when the adoptive parents would get mad when I would ask to see my daughter in the open adoption they agreed to,” the text on the clip read.

In a voiceover, Catelynn had a few words about the “semi-open” adoption that seemed to be targeted at Carly’s adoptive parents. “You have massively f**ked me over. I will never think of you the same. Enjoy your bad karma, rot in h*ll, evil b*tch,” she said.

Teen Mom Fans Sound Off About Catelynn’s Bad Move

Teen Mom fans screenshotted the video and took to Reddit to discuss Catelynn’s behavior and how it’s likely pushing her daughter further away. The original poster wrote, “Catelynn is begging to be cut from Carly’s life at this point. This gives the energy of texting someone eighteen times in a row when they’re clearly upset with you and not in a mood to converse. No sense of awareness at all.”

One person commented stating that the adoptive parents aren’t likely mad that Cate has asked to see Carly. They’re probably more upset about her ignoring their requests to be private. Not to mention, she has never been considerate of their time and often has other people show up when they visit with Carly.

Another commenter said that Catelynn’s feelings were valid, but posting them online is only making things worse. A second person agreed, “She is still actively grieving ‘what could have been’ with no end in sight. But perhaps these feelings should be expressed to a therapist and not on social media.”

Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra have three other daughters, whom they live with; Novalee, 9, Vaeda, 5, and Rya, 2 1/2.