Exclusive Interview with 'Teen Mom 2' Star Kailyn Lowry on Being Married to Javi, Co-Parenting with Jo and Why She Will Never Meet Vee!

Read on for part one of our chat as Kailyn reveals how Jo really reacted to her wedding plans, why she still refuses to meet Vee and so much more only for OK!

OK!: How's everything going?

Kailyn Lowry: A little crazy. Isaac is three now and Javi has been gone for about two months in the Air Force so I two dogs and Isaac at home by myself. I graduated school and I have been looking for a dental job. And then season four, which is the most intense one yet, is coming out this week, so things are crazy all around.

OK!: How are things today with your baby daddy Jo and your husband Javi?

KL: Well, Jo and I, we're still co-parenting really well. We're not arguing that much compared to season three and four. But I still haven’t talked to Jo’s girlfriend Vee.

OK!: Really? Why not?

KL: I think just knowing myself and how I react to certain things. I'm still not prepared to come face to face with her off camera, and Jo has given me multiple reasons why I don't think she will be there in the long run. So, I just don't want to set myself up for failure. I don't want to set her up for failure. It's best to leave it the way it is now. Joe and I are doing great without me and Vee meeting as it is, so we're doing fine.

OK!: How did Jo react when you told him that you guys were engaged?

KL: He told me that he doubted our marriage. He doubts our love, but he hopes that he is wrong.

OK!: Right. I'm assuming he won’t come to the wedding?

KL: Well, our wedding is actually this fall. We got married at the courthouse, but our wedding is this fall.

OK!: How do you feel now that you're married? Do you feel more settled in your life having that support system?

KL: Yeah. I mean, it's definitely a lot different than just having a boyfriend. I feel like I can call Javi my family now and he really is a step-dad to Isaac now. I'm already a homebody and it fits into my lifestyle better. Me and Javi are so much alike that it just works, you know?

OK!: Are you close to Javi's family? Has it been good for you to have a new family in your life?

KL: Javi's brother is my best friend. He helps me out with so much when Javi is gone. Actually, we were sad to see him leave for the Army two days ago. Javi's parents don't speak any English, so I do my best to speak Spanish to them and communicate with them and they watch Isaac for me when I have to go to work, so that's nice.

OK!: How is Isaac’s relationship with Javi?

KL: Oh my God. He loves Javi. He tells me all the time, 'We got to get Javi from work. We got to go get on an airplane.’

OK!: Is Isaac starting to understand the whole co-parenting thing better?

KL: Well, Issac goes to his dad's tonight and I'll ask him , ‘You ready to go to daddy's tonight?’ and he gets excited. He knows he has to go to his daddy's sometimes, he goes to mommy's sometimes. He also knows that, usually when we do the exchange, me, Isaac and Jo will go out and eat together. He understands that ‘my parents can get along. I'm going here and I'm going there, but it's okay.’

OK!: What do you think the turning point with you and Jo finally getting along?

KL: Honestly, it's been so back-and-forth like since Isaac was born. I feel like there’s always periods of time where we are getting along so well and then there is maybe like a storm. It's like a calm before a storm every time. In season four, there is huge blowout and then after that we were fine, and we've been fine since. And with Javi coming home from the Air Force and we have to move, it's all fine now, but it's going to be a low point then. I don't necessarily think there is a turning point, but it's just always trying to rebound from the low points that we have.

KL: Well, we are going to have to move with the Air Force, but it depends where they station us.

OK!: How is Jo handling that? When you were thinking about moving to see your family in Texas, he was not happy about being apart…

KL: I mean, obviously he isn't happy about it, but Javi is my husband and that's how the judge it going to look at it. The judge is going to look at both sides of it and I'm married now and this is Isaac's step-dad and Jo is his dad. I can only hope that the judge is going to say that it's okay for Isaac to come with. And then again, Jo will get six weeks throughout the year.

OK!: Are you and Javi thinking about having more kids?

KL: I think we definitely want more kids, but just not right now. We have so much stuff going on with our wedding coming up and the move, and we already have three dogs and Isaac. I feel like it would be a little bit chaotic to add another one to the mix.

Come back tomorrow for part 2 of our revealing interview with Kailyn when she talks about which of her Teen Mom 2 cast mates she keeps in touch with, why she almost deleted her Twitter account and how she and Javi will deal with some drama in their relationship that will play out on season four! for the world to see!