The finale episode of "Teen Mom 2" last Sept. 24 showed Leah Messer back from her rehab program and determined to start anew now that she's been reunited with her daughters.
In a Friday report from RadarOnline, it was mentioned that Messer talked about being excited to use what she'd learned from therapy so she can be better at handling everyday life, considering she's a single mother with three daughters.
Messer even tried to straighten things out with Corey Simms, her first ex-husband and father to her twins, Ali and Aleeah.
Despite her comeback, someone from her life was not featured — her new boyfriend.
As she finds herself starting a new life in her new home apart from second ex-husband Jeremy Calvert, her new beau T.R. Dues was never mentioned in the show.
According to sources who told Radar in a previous report, Messer and Dues started a relationship back in June and the couple even threw a pool party for their children. Reports also stated that the two moved in together a month after.
But it seems that Dues is being hidden from the cameras and Messer is hiding the relationship, maybe because she doesn't want trouble with Simms to start, considering he's been fighting for full custody over their twin daughters because he believes Messer is leading an "unstable" life.
On the other hand, Calvert also found out about Messer's new love and he was even furious that she let their two-year-old Adalynn hang around a new male figure, Radar reported.
Messer may have faced several challenges during the sixth season of the show, but as season 6 came to an end, the 23-year-old mother of three is now geared toward a positive life.
Messer had faced accusations of drug use and infidelity, but she appears to be happy after finishing her 30-day rehab early on this year that she decided to pass on a message of positivity through her official fan page on Facebook, Enstarz reported.
Amidst all problems, Messer remained steadfast and faced her fans. More of Messer can be seen when "Teen Mom 2" season 6 reunion special airs on Thursday, Oct. 1, at 9 p.m. EST on MTV.
