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It’s lit! The Teen Mom 2episode everyone is talking about will be airing on March 25, and like many fans, Leah Messer can’t wait to see the moment Jenelle Evans sets fire to her rival Kailyn Lowry’s Pothead haircare products. The disastrous “peace offering” attempt took place in December 2018, and now we get to watch the drama play out. Leah’s ex-husband, Jeremy Calvert, even took to Twitter to share his excitement. Scroll through the gallery to see how Leah shaded Jenelle!
Leah, 26, is clearly looking forward to tuning into the highly anticipated March 25 episode of Teen Mom 2. She retweeted the trailer and captioned her post, “Oh snap.”
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The Shade Is Real
The MTV alum followed up by tweeting Kailyn, 27, directly and poking fun at Jenelle, 27, for being petty. “@KailLowry send me some stuff to set on fire,” Leah joked.
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Prepped and Ready
Kailyn assured Leah that she totally had her covered. “lmao!!! I got you,” she wrote. Leah then tagged her ex, Jeremy, and quipped, “Kail will send us some stuff for a fire.”
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Fiery Feud
Jeremy, 30, was getting a total kick out of Leah’s tweet and he responded with a plethora of fitting emojis. He replied, “☠☠☠☠☠💀💀💀💀💀🔥🔥🔥🔥.”
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Tension Brewing
Even Teen Mom 2 alum Javi Marroquin shared his thoughts on the drama. As fans know, Javi was married to Kailyn, so he witnessed her ongoing feud with Jenelle firsthand.
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Lessons Learned
During an interview with OK!, the 26-year-old said the burning video was “pretty funny.” Javi noted how it probably wasn’t the wisest idea for Kailyn to send a present to Jenelle.
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Olive Branch Denied
“I mean, I just feel like they go back and forth so if she wanted to amend things and make things better, great,” Javi said. “But sending a gift? I thought that was not a smart idea.”
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Drama Heating Up
“You’re both saying stuff, I don’t know why you would send a gift and expect a thank you,” Javi added. “And then when she burned it, I thought I was funny. I might have liked it.”
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A New Venture
Back in December, Kailyn was celebrating the launch of her business, Pothead Haircare, and she sent her longtime rival, Jenelle, a sample of her products as sort of a “peace offering.”
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*Not* Feeling It
Well, this didn’t really go over well with Jenelle, and she decided to take to social media to show exactly how she was going to be using Kailyn’s products.
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Next Level
Jenelle posted the shocking video via Instagram on December 21, 2018, showing her pouring gasoline on Kailyn’s products before setting them ablaze. “Been debating whether to upload this, but I feel like the time is appropriate,” she began.
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Clapping Back
“Kail Lowry, for years you’ve been super jealous and envious of all us girls on the show,” Jenelle continued. “You try to make your way into the group, then turn into a mean ass person when it came down to me.”
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Shut Down
Jenelle didn’t hold back in the least with her message, adding, “You apologize on/off, claim I need to be apologizing sometimes … THEN you had the balls to send me a PEACE GATHERING GIFT?!”
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Unfazed
Kailyn managed to keep her cool about the incident, revealing that she expected this to go down. “I knew they would do this. I’m not upset at all,” Kailyn told UsWeekly in response.
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The Saga Continues
Kailyn also got the last laugh by replying to the video of her products engulfed in flames alongside the caption, “Potheadhaircare.com is [fire emoji].”
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