TEEN Mom 2 star Vee Rivera showed off her podcast sweatshirt in new Instagram Story posts on Friday.
The posts come just days after she was slammed for wanting to make merch for kids.
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The MTV star took to Instagram on Friday to share a video of herself rocking a sweatshirt that promotes her podcast Baby Mamas No Drama.
Vee co-hosts the podcast with Teen Mom 2 star Kailyn Lowry.
In the clips, Vee modeled a white sweatshirt that has "BMND" written in light blue text.
She told her followers: "We didn't do it on black because it looks more vibrant on the white. We tried the black and didn't really like it.
"But if you guys want, in the future we can do maybe the white 'BMND Podcast' on the black or we can look for a more vibrant color."
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Vee added a poll onto the second slide so that her fans could chime in and vote on which color they like best for the merch.
The MTV star's post comes just days after she was slammed for wanting to make merch for kids to promote her podcast Baby Mamas No Drama.
The podcast's name was inspired by the fact that both Vee and Kailyn have children with Jo Rivera.
Kailyn and the 29-year-old share son Isaac, 11, while Vee and Jo share daughter Vivi, five.
Earlier this week, Vee shared a photo of Isaac and Vivi wearing merch for the podcast on her Instagram Story.
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Alongside the sweet snap, Vee asked her followers: “Should we do BMND kidz apparel?”
Teen Mom 2 fans quickly took to Reddit to slam the concept and encouraged Vee to not move forward with the idea.
One person wrote: “That’s gonna be a no from me dawg."
Another said: “Horrible idea but the kids are adorable!”
A third commented: “Vee, nobody wants this. Especially not the children.”
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Another Reddit user explained why it was a bad idea, writing: “These are their kids so maybe it’s different but otherwise I can’t imagine why anyone else would want to dress their children in apparel called Baby Mamas No Drama.”
A following person agreed, writing: “Hmm. Yeah I don’t think I’ll be teaching my kids the phrase 'baby mama,' let alone putting it on their clothes.”
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