TEEN Mom OG alum Farrah Abraham posed in a tight leather bikini in a new Instagram Story.
This came after she was slammed as “racist” for throwing around the word “ghetto” on Teen Mom: Family Reunion, breaking down in tears.
On Sunday, Farrah caught some rays after catching heat on Teen Mom: Family Reunion.
In a new Instagram Story, however, the star filmed herself as she lounged outside wearing a tight black leather bikini, paired with leopard combat-style boots.
The reality TV figure smiled at the camera in the sun-kissed post with her blond hair down.
She overlaid the front-facing video that showed off her figure with Super Bowl graphics ahead of the big game.
Her serene post was a stark contrast to her splashy arrival on Tuesday’s episode.
Shortly after her arrival on the spin-off, Farrah found herself at the center of the drama as she returned to the franchise for the first time since 2017 when she was fired for working in the adult entertainment industry.
The former MTV personality, 30, was swiftly branded a “horror” following her show debut, with co-star Ashley Jones adding fuel to the fire and criticizing her “demonic presence.”
Farrah’s comeback saw her stepping out into a common area where her costars were partying just before the credits began to roll.
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Ashley, who never starred on Teen Mom during Farrah’s tenure, said in a confessional: “I feel a demonic presence. It’s creepin’ up on me.”
The next week, Farrah waved as she announced herself, leaving her co-stars’ jaws on the floor.
While she said her hellos, making small talk with cast members like Amber Portwood, the rest of the cast aired their various issues with Farrah.
Cory Wharton, who has never starred on Teen Mom at the same time as Farrah either, recalled comments she made about him and his baby mama 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.”
‘EVIL VIBE’
Cheyenne added: “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.”
Ashley, 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: “Its always these dumb a** uneducated m***********s who wanna call somebody ghetto. ghetto is a place.”
‘GHETTO?’
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.
During her session with Dr. Bryant, Farrah said: “After last night I really feel like I got no sleep and my nerves are shot.”
Dr. Bryant questioned: “Do you understand why they could have took it that way?
“What did you mean?”
Farrah broke down as she admitted: “I felt isolated. I felt like you’re provoking me. Maybe I could have used a word, like, ‘are you a creep? get out of my face.'”
‘FAKE’
Meanwhile online, viewers weighed in on the drama, slamming Farrah as “fake,” “racist,” and “ignorant.”
The backlash intensified after Farrah sat down with Dr. Bryant to answer for her comments.
One Twitter user wrote: “Farrah knows she was being racist and she needs to admit to it instead of always fake crying and playing victim.”
Another viewer wrote: “Farrah please miss us with those fake tears.”
Clearly excited about her new TV project, Farrah took to her Instagram page after her return was teased to re-post a clip of her dramatic entrance, followed by a telling quote.
The wording of the message read: “Karma is gonna hit some of y’all real hard for breaking people who had nothing but good intentions for you.”
