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Welcome To Plathville: Why Moriah's Ex Max Is Sharing Cryptic Quotes

Welcome to Plathville viewers had high hopes for Moriah Plath and Max Kallschmidt, but after a series of cryptic posts, many supporters feel he may be living the single life. Welcome to Plathville season 3 found Max and Moriah even more in love with one another, though that seemed impossible. Max passed the test of meeting Kim and Barry Plath with flying colors, and all seemed to be going well.

As most Welcome to Plathville viewers know, Max was Moriah's first-ever boyfriend since she wasn't allowed to date while living under her parents' roof and abiding by their extremely strict rules. As par for the course, there were a few bumps in the road, but during season 3, Max presented Moriah with a pinky promise ring. The season ended with Moriah moving to Florida in hopes of Max following, but it seems like the relationship may have run its course.

Related: Welcome To Plathville: Why Fans Can't Stop Commenting On Moriah's Looks

Neither Moriah nor Max has commented on their relationship status as of late, but viewers have taken notice of Max's Instagram activity. The star recently shared a post where he called himself "Mister Misunderstood." While sporting a red shirt and cowboy hat, Max cryptically wrote he had to choose what was best for him even if most people wouldn't understand. Followers immediately jumped to conclusions and have now assumed Max is living the single life. Moriah has also shared a photo of her glow-up to blonde hair, leaving no doubt in viewers' minds that the couple may be over. Check out Max's post below:

Some TLC viewers have started to think Max would be better off without Moriah as his significant other anyway. Even though Moriah is sweet, she is also naive. Most of the time, Max came across as caring, but there were other instances where his frustration with Moriah's lifestyle boiled over. One particular moment occurred on the show when Moriah sported extremely short jean shorts as he felt like she was showing off too much skin. This was a red flag to viewers who felt the couple lacked trust in one another. Moriah has also made it clear she would never change the way she lived her life.

Moriah and Max haven't been seen with each other in months and did not ring in the New Year together. Moriah has also been spotted without the ring Max gifted her on their anniversary, which is more evidence the two may have split up. However, it's likely for the best. Welcome to Plathville viewers don't think Max and Moriah are meant to spend their entire lives together, especially after Max's bold claims.

Next: Welcome To Plathville: Why Moriah Looks Older & Wiser In New Beach Pics

Source: Max Kallschmidt/Instagram



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