A video has emerged online showing a young woman identified as Carly Davis, the adopted daughter of television personalities Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra, performing a solo during a church service. In the footage, Davis displays her singing ability before sharing an emotional embrace with her adoptive mother, Teresa Davis, in the front row.
This video surfaces amid ongoing discussions regarding the adoptive family’s communication boundaries. In recent statements, Lowell and Baltierra have addressed what they describe as distressing attempts by third parties to contact them under false pretenses. The couple expressed that they felt compelled to engage with these individuals due to the alarming nature of the information being presented, which included claims about restrictive household rules and attempts to prevent contact.
Lowell indicated that requests for verification from one such individual went unanswered, leading to skepticism. Baltierra added that the nature of the allegations, which included references to concerning religious practices, was particularly worrying for them as birth parents with limited direct insight into their daughter’s daily life.
Separately, excerpts from private messages attributed to Lowell have circulated, in which she expressed a hopeful desire to hear her daughter’s voice, assuring that any communication would be kept confidential.
The situation highlights the complex dynamics and emotional challenges that can accompany adoption arrangements, especially those placed in the public eye.
