Drama seems to follow Farrah Abraham everywhere she goes.

The "Teen Mom" star was challenged by Vivid Entertainment executive Steve Hirsch to take a lie detector test after claiming she had been drugged and raped while on tour with the adult entertainment company, according to Examiner.com.

Farrah Abraham turned down the $1 million offer to take a lie detector test from the Vivid Entertainment executive, reportedly proving that her claims against the company is most likely a lie.

Vivid Entertainment has now served the mother of one with a cease and desist letter so that she ends all negative talk about the company, according to Fishwrapper.

If Farrah Abraham doesn't stop with her allegations against Vivid, chances are high that she will be sued.

The mother of one is also mixed in a bit of drama with "Teen Mom 2" star Jenelle Evans, which was reportedly caused by Abraham slamming Evans for her second pregnancy.

After Araham expressed her opinions on Evans, the mother of two took to her Twitter this month to un-follow the "Back Door Teen Mom" star, according to RadarOnline.

"Dude . . . Why in the f*** was my twitter following Farrah for?! #BlockForever," Evans tweeted.

Abraham told the gossip website that she's not bothered by the fact that Evans un-followed and blocked her on the social media outlet.

"LMAO. Why do I care? I'm happy she can leave me alone and focus on being a mother. There are no words [for Janelle]. I don't pay attention to anything like that," stated Abraham.