Teen Mom Leah Messer no longer active in alleged cult after fallout from best friend Kailyn Lo

TEEN Mom 2 star Leah Messer is no longer active in her alleged cult after feuding with her best friend Kailyn Lowry over her involvement with the controversial organization, The Sun can exclusively reveal.

TEEN Mom 2 star Leah Messer is “no longer active” in her alleged cult after feuding with her best friend Kailyn Lowry over her involvement with the controversial organization, The Sun can exclusively reveal.

Leah, 27, began posting about self-help group Mastery in Transformational Training, which has been accused of being a cult by former members, in October.

The reality star’s MITT coach Braxton Amundson exclusively revealed to The Sun that she is finished with the program.

He said: “Our team graduated in February so neither of us are currently active. The course is four months long from start to finish.”

Braxton explained how although they are no longer active in MITT, there are opportunities for graduates to “stay connected.”

He continued: “But we don’t have regular meetings anymore. At this point, we’re just friends.”

Leah no longer being involved with MITT comes after her fall out with Teen Mom 2 co-star Kailyn Lowry.

Leah, who is mom to twins Ali and Aleeah, 10, and daughter Addie, 7, would promote the organization by posting about Los Angeles events. She even attempted to recruit fans over Instagram Live.

RadarOnline.com obtained text messages between Kail and a fan who discussed joining the organization with Leah in December.

Kailyn allegedly said in the text messages: “I really don’t know what to do. I don’t want to lose her as a friend, but I also don’t think any of this is ok.

“Unfortunately those programs target weak people who can be manipulated.”

The author of Hope, Grace & Faith seemingly slammed Kailyn in January for posting a clickbait article on Instagram about her three daughters being “in danger” because of her involvement with the controversial organization.

Leah fired on Instagram: "I’m so grateful to be in a place financially that I don’t have to promote bs degrading articles to make a dollar.

“Is the money worth that much to you? I choose to use any platform I have to inspire and uplift others, and that’s what I’ll continue to do.”

She ended the rant with: ”Leave my daughter’s positive messages out of your pathetic beliefs. I still love you all. Just do better with the massive platform you’ve been blessed with!”

Then in February, Leah didn’t join Kailyn for their planned trip to Iceland.

She also didn’t like Kailyn’s pregnancy announcement.

Kailyn is expecting with off-again boyfriend Chris Lopez. She is also mom to sons Isaac, 10,  and Lincoln, 6, from previous relationships, and Lux, 2, who she shares with Chris.

But over Instagram Live in March, Leah said of their relationship: “Kail and I are still friends. I love her. Our kids love each other.”

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Leah’s former coach Braxton is author of Let’s Start a Cult: The Power of Radical Belief.

He said for what he hopes readers could get from the book: “When I am connected to something so much bigger than myself, I am fueled and inspired to work through rejection to create what I set out to. Anyone who has accomplished something extraordinary and created change in the world was first met with resistance.

“We are creatures of habit so when someone is determined to change the trajectory of the world, they must first learn to go against the flow, face rejection and continue forward. The bigger the vision, the bigger the obstacles. A true leader sees obstacles as opportunities to grow.”

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