Leah Messer is still not over the custody battle over her twins even after losing it to her ex-husband Corey Simms. The "Teen Mom 2" star was accused of poor parenting, but she thinks otherwise and couldn't get herself to agree with the judge's decision.
Parent Herald previously reported that Messer's friends and family were concerned that the custody change will get her suicidal. "Leah seems deeply depressed, and everyone is very concerned," an insider said. "She can't imagine life without her girls."
In a separate report from Parent Herald, the mom-of-three lost the custody of her twins after Simms accused her of not getting the kids to school on time. While she admitted about one tardy incident, she denied the rest of her ex-husband's accusations. She blamed her inability to sending her children to school on time on narcolepsy.
Unfortunately, the issue grew even more after Messer admitted that she has not been diagnosed with the said disorder. She was bashed by fans and followers, who accused her of lying and making up excuses.
Now, Messer is back, accusing Simms that he cheated to win the custody battle. "Leah knows that Corey and Miranda are close with the girls' teachers, and thinks they used those friendships to their advantage," a family insider told Radar Online. "She believes the teachers actually faked records."
Messer already expressed her skepticism about her children's record when she spoke with US Weekly last month. The "Teen Mom 2" star told the publication that Ali had often been marked tardy when her twin sister Alee hadn't. It was kind of intriguing to her because she bought the two girls to school together. Moreover, there were reports that Simms dated one of the teachers in the West Virginia elementary school.
Did Simms manipulate the twins' school records to back up his claims that Messer is a bad mom?
Meanwhile, Jenelle Evan's ex-husband Courtland Rogers was arrested in North Carolina on Friday around 11 a.m. He was charged with misdemeanor, possession of heroin and two counts of probation violation, StarNews Online reported. He was also charged with being a habitual felon.
Evans and Rogers have a short-lived marriage that ended in June 2014. He has a lengthy criminal history including assault against the "Teen Mom 2 " star.
Rogers spoke about his struggle with addiction and claimed that he was sober. He is currently being held in the Brunswick County jail. His bail is set at $135, 500.
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