Will Co-Parenting Be Easier For Teen Mom's Cheyenne And Cory Since They Never Even Dated?

Most of the Teen Mom relationships started in similar fashion: The couples met in high school, got pregnant, attempted to prepare it work for the sake of their child, and eventually broke up (except in Catelynn and Tyler’s case!). Nevertheless, things began out differently for Teen Mom OG newbie Cheyenne and her daughter’s father Cory — nevertheless could that be a good thing?


As we learned on the season’s premiere episode, the two had a showmance on The Challenge: Rivals III, nevertheless it never went in back of friendship — until Cheyenne got pregnant right after an one-night stand at the reunion taping. The couple, though, was never officially with each other, and so there were no romantic feelings involved.


“I do think it accommodates that we never dated,” Cheyenne instructed her family member of their unique co-parenting dynamic. “There was never anything bad between us.”


Cory shared a similar sentiment with his companions in a separate conversation, saying "We never crossed that line to start with. We were at that flirting, ‘Okay, let’s talk a little bit bit’ stage.”


As we saw on the episode, Cheyenne and Cory were still not with each other months right after Ryder’s birth, nevertheless the pals were co-parenting their daughter well and even mutually agreed upon a child support and custody arrangement for her.


The only issue: Cory was not thrilled that Cheyenne’s new boyfriend Zach recently moved in with them, since Zach could be spending more time with Ryder than he'll (Cheyenne gets the little one four days out of the week compared to Cory’s three).


Nevertheless despite Cheyenne’s blossoming romance and their new “blended family,” will it be easier for her to co-parent with Cory since they don’t have a complex history? And do you suggest their co-parenting relationship could turn romantic somewhere down the line? Tell us below, and keep watching Teen Mom OG Mondays at 9/8c!