Leah's Horror! Jeremy Calvert's Girlfriend Arrested For Possession Of Drugs & DUI

Leah Messer's ex-husband Jeremy Calvert has a new girlfriend – and she may want to keep her away from their daughter! RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal the Teen Mom 2 dad's new woman has been arrested for and charged with possession of drugs, a DUI and more one week ago.

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In court documents obtained from Portage County Municipal Court in Ohio, Desiree Kibler was arrested for allegedly operating under the influence of alcohol on April 12, 2018 at 1:28am. She was also charged with one count of OVI with blood alcohol concentration of .163, which is more than twice the legal limit.

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She was also arrested and charged with one count of possession of a controlled substance. Cops claim to have found one orange and white capsule pill on her. According to Portage County Crime Reports, she allegedly possessed a capsule of Vyvanse, which is a central nervous system stimulant, without a prescription.

But the charges don't stop there. After she was arrested, booked and released she was allegedly stopped again at 3:17am and charged with another DUI and driving under DUI suspension.

Calvert, who shares daughter Adalynn, 5, with Messer, came to Kibler's rescue by bailing her out of jail. He paid a $500 bond for the first DUI charges and $3,500 for the possession of drugs charge case on April 13, 2018.

The felony drug charge was dropped to attempt to commit drug offense, which is a misdemeanor, and combined with the first DUI case. She pled not guilty to the two DUI cases. Both remain active.

Calvert went public with his new girlfriend over the weekend. "Road trips with babe," he posted on Instagram. Their relationship appears to be serious, as she tweeted, "Hate leaving Jeremy, makes me appreciate him even more every time I'm with him." She added an engagement ring emoji with the #timetostartplanning." Kibler did not respond to RadarOnline.com's request for comment.