Farrah Abraham flaunted her breasts on Instagram as she greeted her fans for Thanksgiving.

According to a report from In Touch Weekly, the "Teen Mom" star shared a snapshot over the holiday weekend that highlighted her new implants.

The 24-year-old has been vocal about her cosmetic surgeries, specifically her third breast augmentation earlier this year supposedly meant to remove the "burning and pain issues" from her previous implants.

Farrah Abraham's Instagram post showed the significant increase in her chest size after she upgraded her implants from 650cc to 800cc.

Not wanting her breasts to be the focus of her post, the MTV personality carefully captioned the shot that she supposedly took before preparing her Thanksgiving dinner.

"Thanksgiving week couldn't get any greater!" Farrah Abraham captioned the Instagram post. "Can't wait to party in the kitchen with family and friends [for a] cooking party!"

"Share some pictures of getting your cooking party on!" she chided.

Aside from her continuous revealing Instagram posts, the occasional adult film star recently gained controversy after revealing that her parents abused her as a child.

A recent report from Us Weekly said Farrah Abraham detailed in an interview on Brandi Glanville's "Unfiltered" podcast that she used to get beaten up by her now-divorced parents, Debra Danielson and Michael Abraham.

"My parents [even] got put into jail, both my mom and my dad," she narrated.

"At that time we really didn't [have a relationship] because of some of the abusive things that had happened."

Farrah Abraham's history with child abuse was also reported by Perez Hilton. Now a mother to six-year-old Sophia, the young mom explained that she has already forgiven her parents.

"My family and I have such a different dynamic now," Farrah Abraham shared.

"We've talked through a lot of our abuse. Not everyone's a perfect parent, but we do learn and we grow from that."

"I'm not trying to be harsh on my family because it does make them sad to think back about how they used to be and some of their choices," she added.