'Teen Mom 2' Leah Messer, Jeremy Calvert Divorce Cheating Scandal: Husband Deleted Twitter After Messer Leaves MTV Series

The drama between Teen Mom 2 stars Leah Messer and Jeremy Calvert has escalated into a pretty strange situation. The stars are in the midst of separation, which could possibly lead to a divorce down the road after rumors that Leah cheated on Jeremy made their way into the media last month.

But it looks like the couple has taken their fight once again to social media, but this time it seems like it might be the last.

According to new reports from Radar Online, Leah's husband and baby daddy Jeremy has deleted his Twitter only a week after posting to the social media site that he was "done." The reality star also took to Twitter previously to air out his dirty laundry about his wife, after allegations that Leah cheated started to surface:

My beautiful family! I don't know where or who I would be with out this amazing man and perfect little girls! pic.twitter.com/7iy8kCmBK2

— Leah D. Calvert (@TM2LeahDawn) August 14, 2014

But the couple looks like they've fought their last public battle on Twitter, as not only did Jeremy unfollow Leah, but he also deleted his account altogether.

Calvert was also spotted moving on from his wife when he was seen talking to girls while in Ohio at a sports bar, as well as following some of his female fans and models on social media, after things started to go south in his marriage.

While Calvert's done talking about Leah on his Twitter, it doesn't seem like the former Teen Mom 2 star, who announced her resignation for the reality series earlier this week, can help but allude to her crumbling marriage on her social media page.

The other day, she coyly made reference to her and Jeremy's troubles by writing, "Sometimes you just need to distance yourself from people. If they care, they'll notice. If they don't, you know where you stand."

"Sometimes you just need to distance yourself from people. If they care, they'll notice. If they don't, you know where you stand." — Leah D. Calvert (@TM2LeahDawn) November 28, 2014