'Teen Mom 2' Leah Messer, Jeremy Calvert Cheating Scandal Fallout: MTV Star Says Couple Is Still Together Even Though Her Husband Refused To Attend Daughters' Birthday Party!

Teen Mom 2 star Leah Messer is still trying to put on a brave face for the public even though her marriage to Jeremy Calvert is on the verge of divorce. She insists that the two are still together, while he didn't even show up to his step-daughters' fifth birthday party.

With Leah's mother and sister attended twins Ali and Aleeah's shindig at a roller skating rink, the reality star's husband was conspicuously absent. Leah went on Facebook to make sure everyone knew his absence was not suspicious.

"Yes Jeremy Lynn and I are still together," she wrote. "I was with him the night before close to his job. He had to work and could not make it to the girls birthday party. We were thinking of him as he was thinking of us and we missed him dearly but knew he was doing what he had to for us! xoxo."

As MStars News reported, even though the mother of three is putting on a façade that everything is all right between her and husband, the reality is her cheating scandal has torn them apart.

In a shocking interview with In Touch Weekly, Leah's ex-boyfriend Robbie Kidd finally admitted the two slept together after denying it for weeks. Jeremy had taken to Twitter and blasted his wife over the affair when he found it.

"That day, around noon, I asked her if she wanted to come over and talk," Robbie said. "Leah didn't hesitate. She came right over, and one thing led to another and we had sex. We wore protection. That was the one and only time."

"Afterward, she said, 'Oh, what did we do?'" he continued. "Whenever things are going bad in our lives, we reach out to each other, and this is what happens."

Robbie claims it was a one-time thing since Leah was upset over her marriage falling apart.

"We'll always have a connection, but I'm tired of the drama," he told the mag. "I'm finally happy with where I'm at in my life. I don't want anything to do with her anymore."