Teen Mom Farrah Abraham shares cryptic post about ‘taking care of yourself’ after QUITTING MTV show over nasty feud
TEEN Mom Farrah Abraham shared a cryptic message about “discipline” and “self-care” after quitting the MTV show over a feud with the other moms.
Farrah, 30, vowed to cut ties with the network in a rant labeling her co-stars as “evil, abusive, and disturbing.”
The reality star seems to be focusing her attention inward as she shared some words of wisdom for her followers in the form of wellness hacks.
The young mom posted a chart on her Instagram Stories with various tips on how to “build more discipline.”
Within a series of heart illustrations was a different tool to practice intended to improve personal well-being.
The suggestions included things like “identify your struggles,” “visualize your outcome,” and “forgive yourself.”
The post – which was originally posted by the Instagram page Self Care Express – also encouraged “taking care of yourself” as an effective self-care method.
The post comes after the TV star’s appearance on the Teen Mom spinoff series, Family Reunion where she found herself at the center of drama.
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QUITTING MTV
She later took to the platform to rip the show for having “no ethics” and to claim that she will be breaking all ties with MTV.
In a heated post, she wrote: “I will no longer have anything to do with @teenmom.
“The disturbing environment does not belong in my future & what I see is evil, is abusive, has no ethics, and is illegal and against the contract.”
Farrah continued: “I don’t want any of these people around my family. Enjoy your hate pit of ignorance & power trip.
“Children should not be around parents who lie, hate, and are abusive. I wish all the Teen Mom children the best, they deserve far greater than what they have. It’s evident,” she closed.
Fan account @teenmomchatter re-shared the wild rant, and also noted that the reality star had removed anything related to MTV from her social media bio.
Her decision stemmed from the explosive arguments she had with several members of the cast upon her arrival.
‘EVIL VIBE’
It all kicked off when Cory Wharton, who has never starred on Teen Mom at the same time as Farrah, recalled comments she made about him and Cheyenne Floyd online in the past, accusing them of “having a baby to get on TV.”
Cheyenne noted in a confessional: “I’ve never actually met Farrah but she’s just had a lot to say about me and my family online.
“Seeing her in person, she kind of has this evil vibe.”
Cory confronted her, calmly asking: “So we had a baby to get on this show? That’s how you feel?” to which Farrah replied: “I guess I do. I guess I feel really ghetto too like that.”
Cheyenne immediately got involved, yelling: “Ghetto? What are you talking about ghetto?”
Farrah replied: “I approach people much differently.”
EXPLOSIVE FIGHT
Ashley Jones, who made her feelings about Farrah known in the episode prior, jumped in, saying: “The only thing ghetto is that face, that stuck a** face.”
She added in a confessional: “It’s always these dumb a** uneducated m***********s who wanna call somebody ghetto. ghetto is a place.”
Cheyenne continued shouting and moving toward Farrah, while costars and security stood between the two.
She yelled: “It’s ghetto ‘cause he’s black? What did you say? He’s ghetto? What did you say?
“Let’s get ghetto, b***h.”
She flipped a table full of red cups as the altercation continued.
SEX TAPE
Briana DeJesus’s baby daddy Devoin Austin, 29, also reignited their long-time feud taking to his Instagram Stories on Thursday to share a comment regarding Farrah.
The reality star re-shared a post from the fan account @teenmomtalktmt regarding his ex-co-star’s decision to cut all ties from MTV.
Devoin wrote alongside the repost: “Didn’t she f**k for a check though? Uh haha,” alluding to Farrah’s infamous sex tape.
Farrah went viral when she starred in a sex tape alongside pornstar James Deen in 2013.
The explicit video caused her to get fired from MTV and her role on Teen Mom OG until she rejoined many of her old co-stars for the spin-off series.
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