Chris Lopez is putting his hand out in an attempt to raise money to battle his baby mama Kail Lowry for more rights to their sons.

On Wednesday, a GoFundMe was created by a person named Emily Balm, who stated in the fundraiser’s bio that she was hoping to raise money for Chris, whom she described as a “devoted single father doing what he can to enhance the quality of life for his three children.”

As Teen Mom fans know, Chris shares sons Creed and Lux with Kail (and has a third son with another woman). Kail and Chris have had a very strained co-parenting relationship for years. According to Emily’s fundraiser, Chris is trying to fight Kail for more custody/rights of their shared sons.

“[Chris] has been in a long and exhausting battle in obtaining extended rights to parenting for his two eldest children,” the fundraiser states, before going on to insinuate that Chris doesn’t have the money that former-reality-star-turned-podcaster Kail does.

“With Chris being an average American during these trying times, the amount to fight for his rights as a father have added a financial stressor to his already complicated legal situation,” the fundraiser reads. “Society hates absent fathers, so don’t shame the man for trying to be anything other than.”

As of press time, the fundraiser has only raised $425 of its $5000 goal, thanks to 12 donors. (The top donors as of press time are two anonymous people who each contributed $100.)

Kail— who dated Chris on-and-off from 2016-2020— has not yet commented about Chris’ fundraiser.

Over the past year or so, Chris has slammed Kail via social media several times, with one of the most-recent times being last month. After Kail mentioned on her podcast that three of her baby daddies (including Chris) failed to acknowledge her for Mother’s Day, Chris clapped back online.

“Chris, you can hate me. Javi, you can hate me. Jo, you can hate me. But at the end of the day, you’re teaching your kids how to treat their future situation,” Kail said on the podcast.

Chris did not take well to the public scolding he received from Kail on her podcast. In response, he took to Instagram to comment on a post about the podcast episode, calling Kail out in the process. Chris seemed to take particular offense to the statement Kail made about the dads’ (lack of) acknowledgment toward her having an effect on their kids’ future actions.

“How does a gift equate to treating people when they get older?” Chris wrote. “She buys gifts but treats people like s**t and property… It’s the nerve to get on these podcasts and portray an image for viewers and listeners but you DON’T even work as a team.”

Back in November, Chris stated on social media that he felt Kail was “exploiting” their sons (as well as her other five kids) for money. During that same Live rant, Chris accused Kail of messing with other people’s mental health and being generally miserable.

“You f**k with everybody’s mental health. Everybody that comes into your life, you f**k with their mental health…you’re foul,” Chris said. “You’re a foul motherf**ker. You swore on your kids [that you didn’t have a fifth baby]. No, you’re lying. Multiple times you swore on your kids lives that you only had four kids. You swore on your kids lives when you had seven kids. 

“You is a foul bitch,” he said to conclude his rant.

Just a month before that, Chris took to Instagram Live to advise mom-of-seven Kail to “stay off your back,” and to lash out after he claimed Kail refused to let Lux and Creed see him over their Thanksgiving break.

“My first baby mama, Kail Lowry, ain’t nobody more miserable than that chick! How you got mother f**king seven kids?!…You miserable as hell, Bro, and you just wanna make everybody else f**king miserable…You need to grow the f**k up, seriously, and stay the f**k off your back!”

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(Photos: MTV; Instagram)

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