Leah Messer Gives Advice on Dealing with Baby Daddies

Leah Messer knows a thing or two about baby daddy drama. She has to deal with two dads in her family, and decided to share some wisdom on the matter with her Teen Mom: Young and Pregnant costars!

What she had to say will hopefully be helpful to the young moms. Hopefully they can avoid as much drama with their baby daddies as possible! Keep reading for everything Leah had to say.

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Leah Messer had some wise words to share when it comes to dealing with baby daddies. And she should know best, she’s always having on and off again drama with her exes.

Lately, we’ve been questioning whether or not she and Jeremy Calvert are back together. Inquistir posted a recap of a recent episode of Teen Mom 2 where we get some answers to that question. On the show, it appeared Jeremy was hesitant to pursue anything romantic with Leah.

Leah always had the “whatever happens, happens” mentality when it comes to her ex, but Jeremy feels slightly different.

“There’s no sense in forcing something,” he said.

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Leah also hinted that they rekindled their relationship after the Teen Mom 2 reunion. According to Inquisitr, she and Jeremy got together during filming.

“We went out to the pub across the street, had a few drinks. And he was like, ‘You’re not going to your hotel tonight.’ And I thought, ‘Am I not going to my hotel room tonight?’” she told People. “One thing led to another.”

And then… a fan saw Jeremy on Bumble!

They posted a photo to reddit and titled the post, “That time I saw Germy on Bumble when he came to Nashville.”

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So Leah decided to impart some wisdom on her younger costars when it comes to navigating the baby daddy waters. In a video posted by MTV, Leah shares her secret to maintaining an amicable relationship with her children’s fathers.

“When dealing with baby daddies,” she said, “communication is key.”

She then continues, saying, “both parents deserve to be in the child’s life…That is the most important of all.”