'Teen Mom 2' star Kailyn Lowry finds love in new girlfriend Dominique Potter

Kailyn Lowry, one of the stars of reality show "Teen Mom 2," has found love once again, this time with her new girlfriend Dominique Potter. They are currently in a very happy place. In fact, Lowry has already introduced Potter to her three kids.

Lowry recently announced that she is dating Potter, although they have been friends for over a year before falling in love with each other. The relationship seems better than the ones Lowry had been involved previously, including her three ex-boyfriends who are the fathers of her children.

The mother-of-three is also very excited to spend the holidays with Potter and the kids. She and her new special someone are planning to have a giant tree, prepare a lot of presents, and cook a big meal for the family.

"This is the first Christmas that Kailyn has looked forward to in ages, and that's totally down to Dominique," said a source close to the situation. "They have such an amazing relationship—maybe it's because they were friends for such a long time before falling in love—they make each other laugh all the time, they really have fun together, and they rarely disagree on anything."

Even though Lowry was in rather short relationships before, sources are saying that her relationship with Potter could last for a long time. While the couple has not discussed their future yet, those around them are finding it hard to imagine them without each other.

Another important factor in their relationship is the opinion of Lowry's children of her lover. According to sources, seven year-old Isaac, three-year old Lincoln, and four month-old Lux Russell absolutely adore Potter, which is another reason that could help her and the reality star stay together. Potter herself seems to love the children so much, even posting their photos on her Instagram account.

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