Farrah Abraham wasn’t happy with MTV after watching her final episode of Teen Mom OG air on Monday night and took to social media to express her frustrations.
After fans watched as producer Morgan J. Freeman explained to Farrah that he and his crew wouldn’t be able to continue working with her if she failed to put an end to her career in the adult industry, Farrah shared a couple of tweets — and a message reportedly sent from her nine-year-old daughter Sophia Abraham.
First Farrah claimed MTV discriminated against her and created an unsafe environment for her daughter Sofia.
Farrah tweeted, “@TeenMom @MTV @Viacom Shame on #Viacom for creating all of this damage hate discrimination inequality wrong doing around children I’ve done all I can do to protect my child from this unsafe environment. I will always stand strong to influence change #justice #leadership #equality.”
@TeenMom @MTV @Viacom Shame on #Viacom for creating all of this damage hate discrimination inequality wrong doing around children I’ve done all I can do to protect my child from this unsafe environment.I will always stand strong to influence change #justice #leadership #equality pic.twitter.com/iGLwAk4JmC
— FARRAH ABRAHAM (@F1abraham) March 12, 2018
During Monday night’s episode of Teen Mom OG, Freeman told Farrah that if she was planning to continue going down the path of adult entertainment, he and his crew would be cutting ties with her. In turn, Farrah informed him that her involvement in the adult industry was far more beneficial to her than her career in reality television.
“I will always continue to do that regardless if it’s my own show, not on MTV anymore,” she explained.
She then took to Twitter to accuse MTV of exploiting her. She wrote, “#judgement all day fake firing threatening … I’m tired of working around a company who exploits my sexuality yet harasses me for my sexuality #timesup #unsafe boring tactics that should be stopped… let’s look at your sex lives..you have no room to speak.”
@mtv @teenmom @viacom #judgement all day fake firing threatening … I’m tired of working around a company who exploits my sexuality yet harasses me for my sexuality #timesup #unsafe boring tactics that should be stopped… let’s look at your sex lives..you have no room to speak
— Farrah Abraham (@F1abraham) March 13, 2018
In addition to the Twitter posts shared on Farrah’s page, there was also a message sent from a page verified as her daughter’s. However, as the bio reads, the page is operated by an adult, not Sophia herself.
I think it’s bad @MTV @TeenMom did this to my mom, why treat a single parent like this? My mom is amazing instead you hurt her, lie, upset her&I’m proud my mom won’t stand for this #rolemodel #justice #health #safety #thankyoumom #legalizeequality #leader #change ? @F1abraham pic.twitter.com/SZc0T6tUcP
— Sophia Abraham (@SophiaLAbraham) March 12, 2018
In another tweet shared earlier this week, Farrah told her fans and followers that she didn’t quit Teen Mom OG, nor was she fired. Instead, she claimed she was bullied, manipulated, and betrayed by the network that made her famous.
“This disgusting cycle of hate, discrimination, and sexual harassment is not safe for children and must change,” she continued.
Farrah then took to Instagram with another statement.
“I’m a human being who like you does all the same things and the life I chose an influencer who influences change from day one,” Farrah wrote. “I’m not who these hateful bullies make me out to be and try to shatter me to my core, God directs my steps not #viacom #MTV #teenmom with that I’m an amazing mother who wants better for her child then this horrible cycle I’m done with this abuse.”
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