Farrah Abraham Claims She Was ‘Wrongfully’ Fired From ‘Teen Mom OG’ In TikTok Video

Farrah Abraham has claimed that she was “wrongfully” fired from “Teen Mom OG.”

On Wednesday (April 29), Farrah and her 11-year-old daughter Sophia made another TikTok video. However, their subject was about how she was fired from her former reality show “Teen Mom OG.”

The mother and daughter recreated the iconic moment when executive producer Morgan J. Freeman confronted Farrah. The two lip synced the audio, with Farrah playing as herself and Sophia delivering Freeman’s lines.

“Wrongfully fired by a male on ‘Teen Mom’ … This is how [women] are wrongfully fired every day,” she wrote in the caption of her post.

When the producer claimed she has “very little empathy or compassion for other people,” the celebrity put “Lies, lies, lies.” Farrah fired back at Freeman when she answered him that he was “cutting a woman [down] with [his] own negative opinions.”

Farrah stated that she worked as hard as the others and pointed out, “I’m the only one ouf 10 who overcame the struggles of teen pregnancy.”

In the caption, Farrah described the clip as a “Teen Mom” cameo. She dedicated the video to those who have been “wrongfully fired” and are “over achievers.” She reminded them that others could not grow with them.

“For all wrongfully fired who are over achievers this is a sign others can’t grow with you & respect you Cheers moms thank you, Next,” she wrote.

Farrah was reportedly given an ultimatum to continue “Teen Mom” or work in the adult entertainment industry. Her father told the Hollywood Gossip that he was disappointed with Freeman interjecting his bias on the show and influencing Farrah to change because the show was supposed to document her life.

Meanwhile, Farrah was slammed by netizens for one TikTok video with Sophia. Her followers didn’t like it when they saw her only wearing a bra while filming with her daughter.

“Why must you take off your shirt? That little girl is watching every move you make. This video could have been cute had you just worn the shirt. There is a time and a place for that,” one commented.

Farrah insisted that she was wearing a shirt and a bra. She even clapped back at the critic by commenting, “In case your [sic] blinded by your hate.”

However, more social media users attacked Farrah. One corrected her by writing “In case *YOU’RE*.” Another also said that if Farrah was indeed wearing a shirt, then she probably didn’t know to put it on the right way.

“Well then u don’t know how to put a shirt on correctly (sic),” the netizen wrote.