It looks like Leah Messer is concerned about watching Jenelle Evans' road rage incident unfold on Teen Mom 2. Taking to Twitter on July 16, Leah shared a meme with weary face emojis and a baby dancing captioned: "Guys, next week we get to see the road rage scene!"

Fans have been wondering what really went down back in May, but we may finally get a glimpse at the truth when the highly anticipated episode airs on July 23. The drama supposedly started when an unnamed driver complained to the Brunswick County police. Jenelle allegedly "hit his truck, ran over his mailbox, and pulled a gun on him. She was driving blocking traffic, he tried to pass her on the inside like everyone else and she flipped out," according to the report from Sheriff’s Office Communication Center CFS.

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The driver's report claims Jenelle didn't stop there, as she allegedly followed him all the way to his home and onto his private property. However, Jenelle claimed things happened differently during her phone call to police. "He was tailgating me the whole way, I had my son in the car because my son was at therapy. He’s been tailgating me the whole time in traffic. Would not stop. Then he races in front of me and purposely slammed on the brakes at 70-something miles an hour. He is literally going crazy, swerving in and out of lanes."

Fans are even more upset over the ordeal because her son Jace was sitting in the front seat of the car at the time. Since he's only eight years old, many addressed how he should be sitting in the backseat. "I truly believe MTV will completely down play it. I hope they prove me wrong. But they need Jenelle. She brings in the trashy drama lovers," one upset fan wrote, while another just commented a sad-face emoji. We hope this never happens again!

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