"Teen Mom" cast member Farrah Abraham was reportedly fired by MTV from the hit reality show that rose her to fame, said a report from Hollywood Life. As a response, the 23-year-old mother of 5-year-old daughter Sophia has lashed out at the network, saying the reality show's new season "won't be as great" without her.
According to her interview with Life and Style, former "Teen Mom" cast Farrah Abraham appears to be not too pleased about being excluded by MTV from the hit show's new season.
"I personally won't be watching," Farrah Abraham said. "I don't think it will be as great without me."
"Teen Mom" cast Farrah Abraham went on to say that the other young moms who are still part of the show are only participating in order to have steady income, which she claims she has.
"Some of the moms on the show still need [money]," Farrah Abraham explained. "Fortunately for me, I have other ways of making money. I can't keep doing the same things year after year."
In related news, "Teen Mom" cast Farrah Abraham has admitted that she is now working as a stripper at a Texas strip club following her sex tape scandal.
According to a report from E! News, "Teen Mom" cast Farrah Abraham is working as a stripper at Palazio Gentlemen's Club in Austin, Texas.
The young mom was hired a couple of weeks ago, initially as a cocktail waitress. However, the controversial TV personality moved to the stage to make more money by dancing.
According to a report from Perez Hilton, "Teen Mom" cast members have been posting hints on their social networking sites that the hit MTV reality series is filming a new season. Instagram and Twitter pages of the young parents have included references of cameras following them around.
One example is cast Amber Portwood's baby daddy Gary Shirley, who tweeted a photo of his daughter's first day of school. A cameraman could be seen behind his 5-year-old daughter.
The fiancé of "Teen Mom" cast member Catelynn Lowell has also been posting similar photos, visibly showing MTV's film crew equipment.
"Teen Mom" cast member Maci Bookout also posted what seemed to be a hint by tweeting emoticons of film cameras.
