'Teen Mom 2' Leah Messer Blasts MTV On Twitter: Calls Show 'Fake' After Jeremy Calvert Edits!

Teen Mom 2 star Leah Messer is bashing the show that made her famous again after how she was portrayed in this past week's episode. The MTV mom didn't like the fact that she was shown to be drinking too much and still having feelings for second ex-husband Jeremy Calvert. She took to Twitter to make it known how she feels.

"I'm 99.9 % sure those feelings were mutual. I could go in detail, but won't. Oh, how I love this fake a** TV show. #SoOverIt," she tweeted.

I'm 99.9 % sure those feelings were mutual. I could go in detail, but wont. Oh, how I love this fake a#% TV show. #SoOverIt

— Leah D. Messer (@TM2LeahDawn) April 19, 2016

The scene in question, as MStars News reported, happened over a dinner between the former reality couple where there seemed like a lot of flirting going on. It went like this:

"Like you were the one person I thought, like... I couldn't imagine myself being with anyone else," Leah said almost in tears, via Radar Online. "I'm telling you, like..."

"You buzzing?" Jeremy then asks.

"I'm a little bit because I don't ever drink," she answered.

"You're blacked out after the bottom of that glass," he later said.

"Shut up!" Leah replied. "I'm sorry I don't drink as much as you, alchy."

The reality mom then admitted that she could've done a better job in the marriage saying, "There's no excuse for the mistakes I've made. But I wonder where we would be had we been together through my treatment."

"I'm not going to lie to you," Jeremy responded. "There was nights I was scared for the girls. There were nights... I was scared."

"I'm not going to say I wasn't in a bad place, because I know, I know, I know, I know I was," she shot back. "And I was like looking for a hand, like some kind of help."

This isn't the first time Leah took her anger out on MTV. She blamed the editing of the show for making her look bad after the first episode showed her being a bad mother.

"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 story just isn't enough," she wrote on March 25.

My point exactly. It's so sad how the person behind the editing can even live a happy life by....... https://t.co/h5umJew8td — Leah D. Messer (@TM2LeahDawn) March 25, 2016

... Editing to manipulate the audience watching. It makes me feel like my story just isn't enough. https://t.co/h5umJew8td

— Leah D. Messer (@TM2LeahDawn) March 25, 2016