Farrah Abraham Reveals She Tried To Get Back on ‘Teen Mom’: MTV Said ‘No’
Farrah Abraham is having something of a moment recently. The mother of one and former Teen Mom star has spent the last few weeks airing her grievances on social media, and MTV and Teen Mom are her latest focus. Abraham just lambasted the network for refusing to bring her back on the show. She claims the show is too low-budget to afford her these days.
Farrah Abraham says MTV turned down her offer to return to ‘Teen Mom’ franchise
Farrah Abraham hasn’t been a part of the MTV family for several years. The former Teen Mom star was fired after she opted to pursue a career in adult entertainment, which the production company, at the time, was vehemently against. Abraham has spent years insisting that she was happy she left the show. Now, she has revealed she did make a bid to be recast. In an Instagram Story, Abraham told her followers she tried to return to the series, but MTV shut down the idea. She claims the network rebuffed her because they don’t have the money to pay another cast member.
Abraham insists that the current cast of Teen Mom: The Next Chapter is underpaid. She went on to suggest that MTV is taking advantage of its talent by bringing in new cast members who are making substantially less than they are worth. Abraham did not elaborate on how much those cast members are making, how she knows the details of their contracts, or how much she sought from the network to rejoin the series. The story has since expired.
Farrah Abraham continues tirade against ‘Teen Mom’
Abraham clearly isn’t taking the rejection from MTV well. She has returned to Instagram following her initial update to share more on the topic. The problematic reality TV star has returned to insisting she is glad she was dropped from the series, claiming she and her daughter thrived thanks to her exit.
Abraham claims the network has caused several of the teen moms to go into debt and experience failed relationships. She asked her followers to stop wishing for her to return to the show. Instead, she would like to support her “comedy” tour. Abraham claims she has booked her first comedy gig, which will happen in New York City sometime in 2025. She has not released additional details. MTV has not commented on her recent rant.
