Teen Mom’s Cheyenne Floyd is still getting used to cameras not following her family’s biggest milestones.
“I think that on Teen Mom, we’ve spent the last eight years essentially sharing our family and our journey,” Cheyenne, 33, exclusively shares with Us while preparing to launch her back-to-school campaign with SHEIN on Monday, August 3. “You guys have seen Ryder grow up on that show. I gave birth to Ace on that show, and now that we’ve stopped filming, I do think that there’s so much that has been missed.”
One major event that wasn’t documented was the moment Cheyenne and her husband, Zach Davis, welcomed their son, Saint, in December 2025.
Although viewers haven’t had the opportunity to see the couple’s newborn grow up, Cheyenne stays “hopeful” that the cameras will return.
“They still haven’t said that the show is canceled, but they also haven’t said that the show is [being] picked up,” she explains. “I don’t know what’s happening. Until then, I think that we just continue to push forward and do fun projects like this collaboration with SHEIN. This gives us new opportunities and ways to show our family and our journey and to be relatable.”
Cheyenne continues, “It’s OK that Team Mom isn’t filming right now because we’re still able to do the things that we want to do.”
Away from the cameras, Cheyenne still keeps in touch with some of the cast. Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra check in for major milestones, and she was recently chatting away with Jade Cline.
“There’s definitely still a bond and a community,” Cheyenne tells Us. “It would be hard to let go of that because we’ve shared so much of our lives on the same platform together that essentially only us really knows how that feels.”
Before the new school year begins, Cheyenne and her three kids teamed up with SHEIN to shoot a campaign filled with real, playful moments. The family sported a range of styles that combine everyday comfort, trend-forward style and budget-friendly prices for the season ahead.
As part of the campaign, Cheyenne will also participate in a charity event with the Boys and Girls Club and The Ladies of the Porter Ranch to help deserving kids receive products from the campaign and showcase their own personal style.
“It’s really huge for me to teach the kids to give back and the importance of remaining humble, understanding that their norm is not everyone else’s norm,” Cheyenne explains. “The act of blessing others is something that we really want to instill in the kids, especially at this young age.”
While every day brings new surprises and adventures, Cheyenne is trying to find the balance of being a mom of three.
While she’s “extremely hard on myself” some days, she’s always finding things to be grateful for, including the fact that Ryder, 9, and Ace, 5, are great older siblings to Saint, 7 months.
“They’re so helpful. They love him so much,” she gushes. “Sometimes I’m like, ‘OK, give the baby back.’ Ace, I don’t think realizes that Saint is like a human. We’re still working out the kinks with Ace, but Ryder has so much experience with being an older sister that she’s amazing with him. She’s so helpful.”
