'Teen Mom 2' Season 6 News, Cast, Spoilers: Leah Messer Claims Shows Is Scripted
Nowadays, reality television is aired left and right. With all the drama going on in each episode, it's hard not to wonder whether these things actually happen in real life. With the amount of backstabbing and emotional scenes shown in each episode, it's almost easy to claim that reality TV is just written material portrayed by real people, and Leah Messer of "Teen Mom 2" says exactly just that.
According to Radar Online, Leah Messer has had enough, as she recently went on a Twitter rant after a conversation between her two exes Jeremy Calvert and Corey Simms had taken place. The two met in a local West Virginia pizza place and had discussed problems they had about Messer. Calvert opens up to his former enemy, "She went from being normal to a complete 180." And quickly adds, "Prescription pill problem."
Simms agrees to Calvert by saying, "This drug issue that everybody knows she has is swept under the carpet, and [she] don't want nobody knowing where she went." Simms further shares, "We're the fathers of her children. We need to know what's going on with the mother of our children. Why are you sweeping it under the rug acting like there's no big deal?"
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Messer was not happy about what had happened during this conversation that it didn't take long for her to start calling out the whole scene as scripted on her Twitter page. She posted the link to the clip of the talk that transpired between Calvert and Simms with a caption saying, "#scripted Jerm knew !! lol" She then immediately followed up a tweet, "I talked to Jeremy the whole time…Jeremy can't stand Corey…This was definitely SET UP and not even the truth."
Later on, a source for the news site claimed that this kind of happening is apparently not new. The source states, "When Corey and Jeremy went out to get a drink talking about Leah, the show set it up. It was all their doing." The source also shares, "They push Jeremy to say things like talking about her drug addiction."
