Farrah Abraham and fellow young moms Maci Bookout, Catelynn Lowell, and Amber Portwood, are back for a brand new season of MTV's Teen Mom titled "OG" (Original Girls). But despite Farrah is back on the track, she does not seem too happy about it. In a sneak peek of the upcoming show, the adult film star was breaking down in tears during an argument with Teen Mom producers Larry and Heather.
In the teaser clip, Abraham was already annoyed when the moment the cameras arrived to her house to film.
"Why are we worried about an entry? Why don't we just be real about that?" Abraham told the crew. After the executive producer explains that they need to be "mindful" of the viewers and explain why she was randomly appearing on the show in the middle of the series, Abraham starts crying.
Larry tries to make Abraham feel better by telling her, "Everybody that's put together the show, we all felt there was something missing. It just didn't feel right not having you." But that statement causes Abraham to burst into tears, and she cries out, "
"You guys just like make me more f**king mad," she says before leaving the room. Her daughter, Sophia, chases after her.
According to her mother, Farrah was trying to make her name to adult film world and career stripping, and that did not sit well with fellow co-stars (Portwood, Lowell and Bookout), fans, and even MTV.
However, Farrah said that she is only doing this for her daughter. "I don't know if it really benefits me to be on TV because I was most successful in my career when I was away from Teen Mom. So if it benefits me then that's randomly benefiting. I'm more or less looking at it to benefit Sophia."
"I think it was important [to return] because I mean just weighing out the options and my future for my daughter,' said Farrah. 'I think Teen Mom is important for the children and their futures. And I think it holds some good opportunities for Sophia and her future," she added.
It will be refreshing to see how it goes for Farrah Abraham and other young moms in Teen Mom OG, which premieres on March 23.
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