Farrah Abraham’s Explosive Clapback After Being Ghosted from ‘Teen Mom’ Photoshoot—Is the Drama Written in the Stars or Just Bad Casting?
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Ah, the cosmic joke of the day: Farrah Abraham’s feeling left out in the cold again—should we be surprised? Sixteen years after the Teen Mom franchise burst onto our screens, marking its sweet sweet anniversary, the “family photo” rolled out without our favorite drama magnet. Given that Mars is currently throwing a bit of shade at Venus, stirring up that fiery ego flair, it seems the stars knew Farrah’s claws would come out. And boy, did they! Farrah’s reaction? Predictably over-the-top, just a pinch of martyrdom mixed with a dash of “I’m the real MVP here.” Her latest tirade calls out “narcissistic underpayments,” financial woes of fellow castmates, and a whole lot of “better mom” talk. But beneath the surface, isn’t it just another episode of Farrah vs. The World—written in the stars, scripted by celestial snubs. Ready to dive into the juicy details? LEARN MORE.Reading Time: 3 minutes
Farrah Abraham is not happy to be snubbed.
Who could have predicted that?
It has been sixteen years since the Teen Mom franchise launched with 16 & Pregnant.
An anniversary photoshoot didn’t include Farrah. She’s reacting exactly how you’d imagine.
16 & Pregnant premiered on June 11, 2009. The Teen Mom franchise was born.
Just weeks ahead of the 16-year anniversary, People photographed the cast of Teen Mom: The Next Chapter alongside an interview.
Several memorable faces were conspicuously absent.
Farrah Abraham decided to do her own interview and pitch a fit.
“The production used to say ‘Teen Mom family,’ but that was just narcissism to underpay teens and children,” Farrah told OK! Magazine.
Honestly? That’s a strong, reasonably accurate start.
Farrah then added:
“As most of the parents shown in this picture have financial issues.”
“The picture represents how sad the franchise is today,” Farrah claimed of the photo of her erstwhile castmates and their children.
She then sought to distance herself from Leah Messer, Maci Bookout, Gary Shirley, Catelynn Lowell, and Tyler Baltierra.
According to Farrah, she has “provided a better life” for 16-year-old Sophia Abraham. A life “with healthy boundaries.”
If you’re thinking that all of this sounds remarkably coherent for Farrah, well, her sentence structure and diction breaks down a little.
“The parents who are not included in toxicity, like myself and Teresa [Davis] with Carly,” Farrah claimed, “are in a way better place.”
She then rambled: “As we all realize the parents in this photo play small.”
Consistently, Farrah’s beef with her erstwhile castmates remains at the forefront of her mind.
Overall, the public sentiment is that Farrah feels bitter. Bitter about her firing from the franchise, bitter that the series continued without her, bitter about not being part of the photoshoot.
And bitter that people perceive her for what she is, rather than for the sort of visionary influencer that she might like to be.
Unfortunately, it’s unclear if Farrah even possesses the capacity to understand why so many people dislike her.
Her history suggests that, if someone were to try to explain, she would lash out. Like she’s doing right now because she wasn’t in a photo op.
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