'That's your own choice,' the 'Teen Mom OG' star says when asked how she would react if she finds out her daughter Sophia one day wants to make her own sex tape.
- Aug 10, 2016
AceShowbiz - Farrah Abraham will have no problem with another porn star in the family. The controversial reality TV star shocked a lot of people when she revealed during the "Allegedly" podcast with Theo Von and Matthew Cole Weiss that she wouldn't stop her daughter Sophia if she one day decides to follow in her mom's footsteps to have a career in the industry.
A star of multiple sex tapes, Abraham was asked what she would do if she finds out in the future that her daughter's interested in making her own X-rated video. "God bless her!" she replied. "Because you know what, when you're 18, and if you feel that you're vulnerable enough or your mother wasn't there or you don't have enough money in your bank account and you decide to do that, then that's your own choice."
However, the "Teen Mom OG" star herself doubted that her 7-year-old daughter would end up being like her. "I don't think I'm setting my daughter up for that," she continued. "I've set my daughter up for something else better than that. God bless me, she has her college paid for her, she has her own stuff. She'll do good."
Asked if Sophia knew about her mom's porn past, Abraham shared, "I'm sure the boys in her class certainly have Googled a time or two. There's so much attention on her, there's so much attention on me ... but I think it's more about TV, 'Teen Mom' and some of the other stuff that we do... I'm actually a pretty upfront honest person; if there's anything I just confront it. There's no reason to hide anything, there's just timeliness of age and what's appropriate."
She went on to reveal that she once even confronted the folks at Sophia's elementary school after the girl landed in trouble for wearing makeup. "You know, when your kids are 5 or 6 they already start playing with makeup, and I was the only mother in freakin' elementary school getting called in to deal with makeup on her daughter," she recalled.
"So I said to them - and I proved my point because then the principal switched schools - I go, 'Well then you should take off your makeup. If you don't want little girls coming to school with makeup then don't wear makeup.' And then ever since I've seen that principal she hasn't had makeup on her face. There's bigger things to worry about than makeup," she added.
