'Teen Mom 2' Leah Messer Twitter Rant After Season 7 Shows Not Feeding Kids Breakfast!

Teen Mom 2 star Leah Messer shocked fans at her behavior during the premiere episode of seventh season of the hit reality series. The MTV star was shown not letting her daughters have breakfast before driving them 45 minutes to school and then letting her youngest girl Adalynn eat two packets of sugar. Now, she's defending herself on Twitter against the accusations that she is a bad mother even though she just got back shared custody of her twins from ex-husband Corey Simms.

Of course, Leah started her Twitter rant be blaming the editing on the show writing, "...It's so sad how the person behind the editing can even live a happy life by editing to manipulate the audience watching. It makes me feel like my life story isn't enough."

 There is no better feeling!!

A photo posted by Leah dawn (@leahdawn92mtv) on Mar 24, 2016 at 11:39am PDT

The West Virginia didn't stop there. According to her, she wanted her story to help at least one person who was going through what she was going through. She then blamed MTV for not helping her do that.

"I DID hit rock bottom but I come out of it and I was willing to air it ALL because if just ONE person watched and reached out for HELP even when they feel so ALONE that's all I cared about because I could NEVER imagine ANYONE feeling the pain, hurt, depression AND anxiety that I WAS suffering from. It would break my heart!" she tweeted. "I wanted to bring awareness and HELP others and if MTV couldn't share that then I will do it on my own the way God wants me to!!!!"

Just being silly A photo posted by Leah dawn (@leahdawn92mtv) on Mar 11, 2016 at 7:41pm PST

"As hard as it was to go through. I know there's reasoning why I went through it," Leah continued to write. "And it hurts to feel BETRAYED by the ones I THOUGHT I could trust with my story. It goes to show you how 'THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD' really is and I guess everyone will see where I REALLY am starting episode 4. #SUCHASHAME When others that is suffering could ALREADY be reaching out for help."

Us Weekly reached out to MTV, but they declined to comment.

Do you blame Leah or MTV's editing for how she treated her kids on the show?