Farrah Abraham news reported about how the MTV reality star admitted to having sex with celebrities. The "Teen Mom" cast member made the revelation in an interview with Daily Mail, explaining that she was "very vulnerable" when the trysts took place.

"I've had sex with other celebrities," the 24-year-old confessed.

"At the time I was 21. I was very vulnerable and I was going through a lot of s*** in my life."

Farrah Abraham narrated that her celebrity sexual encounters started when she hooked up with porn star James Deen.

"I thought he was attractive at the time," she said.

"If I wanted to have sex with him that was for my personal fantasy or for my private life."

James Deen starred in Farrah Abraham's 2013 adult film "Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom," which was distributed by porn giant Vivid Entertainment.

Aside from accusing her sex tape co-star of leaking their supposedly private video, Farrah Abraham recently made news for her shocking revelations that James Deen raped, drugged and abused her when they dated.

"James Deen raped me for his benefit of fame," she claimed.

"He conspired against me with others that I thought were my friends at the time and that was very hurtful."

"This has already been privately taken care of and still, and always is, consistently being monitored by my legal team," Farrah Abraham added.

With Farrah Abraham constantly making news for her provocative image, the TV personality was defended from critics by her dad, Michael Abraham.

OK Magazine reported how the distraught father slammed people who have been calling his daughter a porn star.

"Farrah is not a porn star," he said. "A porn star is a person that has made countless adult movies and works and invests major time in that industry to make more and more movies."

"Yes, Farrah's adult movies are some of the highest money-earning videos in history, but she is not a porn star," he clarified.

Michael Abraham also said that their family has forgiven Farrah Abraham, who supposedly regrets making the infamous sex tape.

"We practice unconditional love, forgiveness and hope in our family," he said.

"We have moved on to new things."