TEEN Mom star Leah Messer has slammed online trolls who “criticized” her young daughters’ bodies after she shared snaps of them on vacation.
The mom-of-three deleted the post on Instagram and reuploaded the picture, which showed Adalynn, 7, Aliannah, 10, and Aleeah, 10, after turning off the comments section.
She shared: “My girl gang, my life, my squad, my team, my babiessss, MY ENTIRE WORLD! I love you!”
But the reality star then added: “(Deleted the other post because SOME of you all do way too much and are PATHETIC)
“Zooming in and criticizing every photo you see online. Give it a like and move the fu*k on. Got too many investigators on Instagram. Just stupid.”
Leah also posted a series of other pictures from their trip, including several of Aliannah, writing: “This girl, my Ali girl, her strength, and dedication will inspire anyone never to give up hope! Dream BIG, my sweet girl! You inspire me!”
Aliannah was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy at four-years-old.
Leah, 29, has not revealed where she has taken her girls, but joked they are now “quarantining with a little different scenery.”
Leah shares Aleeah and her twin sister, Aliannah, with her ex-husband, Corey Simms, and has a seven-year-old daughter, Adalynn, with her ex-husband, Jeremy Calvert.
The Hope, Grace & Faith author detailed her daughter’s health struggles in her just-released memoir.
She wrote how the guilt of Ali’s muscular dystrophy diagnosis, her addiction to pills and the breakdown of her second marriage was too much for the then-23-year-old to handle.
Leah wrote in her book that she contemplated suicide by driving off of a cliff.
The Teen Mom star said she could “barely see the road through the tears” as she checked behind her to see if her daughters’ car seats were empty on the night she almost took her own life.
She added: “There’s a steep cliff off the side of the road just up ahead. It would be so easy to drive my car over the edge.
Leah then said in the memoir that she instead slowed down and pulled over to the side of the road after she realized it would be “selfish” to abandon her girls.
