'You cannot change someone': 'Teen Mom' star Leah Messer's take on Jaylan Mobley split sparks 'gay' rumors
Is Jaylan Mobley 'gay'? That's what the whole internet is speculating ever since 'Teen Mom' star Leah Messer talked details about her breakup in the reunion episode. When asked about her breakup, Messer claimed that there is no cheating or hate involved in the fallout of their relationship.
At first, Messer dodged all the questions and speculations about the breakup that was listed in front of her, saying that she cannot speak about it and it was Jaylan's call to talk about it. David Drew Pinsky kept pushing and asked Messer, "Is there something about who he is that you are just accepting?" To this, Messer replied, "Right, you cannot change someone." Messer further claimed that she and her children still love Jaylan, but her words like "how am I supposed to have a romantic relationship" made fans think that there is something about Jaylan's sexuality that he has been keeping under wraps.
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After hearing Messer say that she is just accepting who Jaylan is, it seemed David instantly understood the whole situation and said, "I feel ripped in half. I think I understand where you are now." As soon as the video was dropped on one of 'Teen Mom's fan pages, fans instantly seem to have understood the situation. A fan concluded, "In conclusion, at boy ghay." Another wrote, "He's super gay." "Defleeee GAYYYY," wrote another. Another claimed, "He’s most def. Gay." A fan wondered, "So basically he’s gay." "He’s gay," concluded another. Well, it seemed as the entire interenet kept calling Jaylan allegedly gay. But if that's supposed to be true, he has not yet come out to the world.
A fan stated the reason, "He's clearly gay! It's obvious because why else would the girls still want to see him." Another wondered, "She probably caught him with a guy." Another fan wrote, "Um yeah, I’ve tried playing out different situations that could fit in this conversation. His sexuality is the only thing that makes sense." Another fan decoded Messser's words, saying, "Eventually he will share. That’s saying it all. He’s not ready to share who he is. Come on y’all read between the lines." "She said it’s not her story to tell. I’m other words Jaylan is gay," wrote another fan. Another decoded the whole interview, "Sooooo in other words they broke up because she couldn’t be with a man she was under the impression was hetero but ultimately is not. I mean I can’t say I blame her. I knew those hips and thighs was giving something that wasn’t sitting right with my spirit. however I support my fellow’s lmao." Another slammed Pinsky, "Dr. Drew is trying so hard to ask her indirectly if he’s gay." Another fan wrote, "He's gaaaayyyy. "How can i have a romantic relationship woth you, it doesnt make sense.." He's gay."
Pinsky and Nessa Diab tried their best in the 'Teen Mom' reunion episode to bring out the real reason for the breakup. And, to some extent, it seemed as if they managed to do it. When asked whether the breakup was done from Messer's end, she said "no, I think he'll eventually share." Pinsky further asked whether Messer was curious about the things she learned and tried to talk it out with Jaylan. Whe replied, "no no no. I definitely had questions." She further claimed about being confused about the whole situation.
Messer says, "I'm confused. I'm so confused, have we been living a lie the year and a half." Messer further hinted more toward Jaylan's sexuality as she said that we should empathize with Jaylan and she thinks it's because of "society." Furthermore, Messer explained the reason why it's not her call to reveal the situation. She said to have signed a "property sentiment" agreement, therefore, cannot share anything legally. Messer further says that her kids know that they are not together and the reason for which they are not but kids still want Jaylan to come around. She added, "We still love him."
Jaylan being gay is just the speculation of people on the internet. He has not yet confirmed it officially.
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