'Teen Mom' Leah Messer Blasts MTV During Twitter Rampage! Her Explosive Claims Revealed

The 23-year-old slammed MTV for the way the latest Teen Mom episodes have been edited in an epic Twitter storm.

As Star previously reported, MTV aired footage of her refusing to feed 6-year-old twins Aliannah and Aleeah before school.

“I’m cold and I don’t have nothing to eat,” Aleeah cried in the car during the episode. “You never get us up for breakfast!”

Now, Leah is finally speaking out.

“I’m cold and I don’t have nothing to eat,” Aleeah cried in the car during the episode. “You never get us up for breakfast!”

Now, Leah is finally speaking out.

“It’s so sad how the person behind the editing can even live a happy life by editing to manipulate the audience watching,” she replied to a fan on the social network.

“I’m cold and I don’t have nothing to eat,” Aleeah cried in the car during the episode. “You never get us up for breakfast!”

Now, Leah is finally speaking out.

“It’s so sad how the person behind the editing can even live a happy life by editing to manipulate the audience watching,” she replied to a fan on the social network.

“It makes me feel like my story just isn’t enough,” she added.

“I’m cold and I don’t have nothing to eat,” Aleeah cried in the car during the episode. “You never get us up for breakfast!”

Now, Leah is finally speaking out.

“It’s so sad how the person behind the editing can even live a happy life by editing to manipulate the audience watching,” she replied to a fan on the social network.

“It makes me feel like my story just isn’t enough,” she added.

“I did hit rock bottom but I came 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 explained.

“I’m cold and I don’t have nothing to eat,” Aleeah cried in the car during the episode. “You never get us up for breakfast!”

Now, Leah is finally speaking out.

“It’s so sad how the person behind the editing can even live a happy life by editing to manipulate the audience watching,” she replied to a fan on the social network.

“It makes me feel like my story just isn’t enough,” she added.

“I did hit rock bottom but I came 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 explained.

“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!” she tweeted.

“I’m cold and I don’t have nothing to eat,” Aleeah cried in the car during the episode. “You never get us up for breakfast!”

Now, Leah is finally speaking out.

“It’s so sad how the person behind the editing can even live a happy life by editing to manipulate the audience watching,” she replied to a fan on the social network.

“It makes me feel like my story just isn’t enough,” she added.

“I did hit rock bottom but I came 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 explained.

“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!” she tweeted.

“It hurts to feel betrayed by the ones I thought I could trust with my story,” she wrote.

“I’m cold and I don’t have nothing to eat,” Aleeah cried in the car during the episode. “You never get us up for breakfast!”

Now, Leah is finally speaking out.

“It’s so sad how the person behind the editing can even live a happy life by editing to manipulate the audience watching,” she replied to a fan on the social network.

“It makes me feel like my story just isn’t enough,” she added.

“I did hit rock bottom but I came 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 explained.

“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!” she tweeted.

“It hurts to feel betrayed by the ones I thought I could trust with my story,” she wrote.

“It goes to show you how ‘The Entertainment World’ really is and I guess everyone will see where I really am,” she claimed.