Farrah Announces She ISN’T Fired From ‘Teen Mom!’

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She's here to stay!

Farrah Abraham has a number of Teen Mom firsts under her belt. She was the first (and only) Mom to star in an adult video, to create a line of adult toys modeled after her own anatomy, and to star on a cam show where she got off for camera. But one of the most significant firsts she announced was that she was the first Teen Mom cast members to ever be fired from the show!

Right before performing her second cam show (this time a “back door” edition), Farrah went on Instagram Live to announce that MTV had fired her from Teen Mom because of her activity in the adult entertainment industry. It affected her so much, in fact, that she had a meltdown and didn’t end up performing the much anticipated (?) cam show at all! But now, her story has changed.

Farrah took to Facebook and Snapchat to update her fans with her current situation. Now, she claims that the firing was “fake,” but has let loose on the production and executive staff of Teen Mom, accusing them of sexism and even hate crimes!

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“Fake Fired”

Credit: MTV

A few days ago, it looked like Teen Mom was about to undergo some serious changes. One of their most explosive and iconic personalities, Farrah Abraham, was fired from the cast. The mother-of-one claimed that this was an act of “sex shaming” and that her engagement in the porn industry is what made the executives decide to give her the axe. But less than two days later, Farrah updated us with a somewhat confusing twist.

“Hate Crimes”

In a video, she let her fans know that she has not been fired, claiming that she spoke with Viacom legal about their decision. She opens up about how much this affected her, saying, “I haven’t been the strongest.” She speaks of her depression and how she and her parents have been “mind manipulated, mind f**ked” by the production staff. She accuses them of partaking in “malicious hate crimes, sex shaming[, and] woman-hating.”

She wrote a lengthy caption for the video, explaining her perspective on what happened.

It reads:

“Viacom Legal Confirms I have not been fired, I have not breached my contract. Why has filming stopped?! Morgan J Freeman of 11th St productions is unprofessional, fake, women hater, press hungry,Sex Shaming, Hate Crimes, Poor Business Practices , unsafe working environment & accomplists Dia Sokal anxious 11 production, Viacom associate pill popping Larry Musnik , & Executive promoted alcohol binger producer Kirsten Malone, taking advantage and acting as a friend to spread jealous , hate crimes to the other teen moms & influence a toxic unsafe working culture, that’s why I don’t share a stage, I have security, I’ve gone to therapy! Do not beat up, instigate physical fights, ruin and break a women’s self esteem, degrade women, this hate this criminal behavior bad business practices end today! My daughter , my family, my self have all suffered for the contrived, malicious hate crime against me. God is great as I have rose above and am success beyond all of these set backs! I look forward to sharing more in my first #BussinessBook.”

Sophia Chimes In

Farrah’s daughter Sophia’s Instagram was also updated with a post in support of her mother. “I support my mom making entertainment a safer environment for other kids and moms!” she began. She goes on to thank her mother for “always standing up for what’s right” as well as “helping others.”

“[Y]our [sic] a great parent for fighting for what is right #viacom #mtv #TeenMom shame on @mjfreeman at 11th street productions & @anxiousengine productions Dia Sokal Viacom should not allowed women hating hate crimes,” the post concluded.

Now that Farrah isn’t “fired,” whether or not she’ll keep shooting Teen Mom OG remains to be seen. We kind of think she will though…

What do you think about Farrah’s update? Is this the last of her feud with Viacom and MTV? Let us know what you think in the comments and SHARE this article!

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