TEEN Mom Farrah Abraham revealed her dreams of becoming a stand-up comic after completing her rehab stay. The reality star checked into a treatment facility last month for a 30-day stint to deal with trauma. Farrah left the center with a new take on life as she hopes to pursue her passion in comedy. The […]
TEEN Mom Farrah Abraham revealed her dreams of becoming a stand-up comic after completing her rehab stay.
The reality star checked into a treatment facility last month for a 30-day stint to deal with trauma.
Farrah left the center with a new take on life as she hopes to pursue her passion in comedy.
The 30-year-old opened up about her new career goal to TMZ while leaving SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills on Monday.
The young mom was with her 13-year-old daughter Sophia and Mob Wives star Renee Graziano.
She touched on her aspirations for her professional life saying “comedic relief is everything we need.”
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She credits her new outlook on her time in treatment, which helped her get to the bottom of her trauma and move past the pain.
Farrah also said the facility allowed her to focus on the positive aspects in her life, leading her down the pathway to comedy.
The TV star opted to voluntarily check herself into rehab after she struggled to cope with the aftermath of her arrest in January.
The Teen Mom OG alum was detained after getting involved in an altercation with a security at Grandmaster Records in Los Angeles, California.
A witness told TMZ that Farrah was asked to leave the venue after another person allegedly assaulted her friend.
When she refused, the situation escalated and paramedics arrived on the scene taking things even further.
Police were called in for backup and Farrah was eventually arrested.
Upon her release, the mom-of-one shared a video of herself on the ground amid a scuffle.
In the clip, she appeared to be on her stomach while a security guard held her arms back and pushed her legs down.
Farrah slammed the venue and their staff, accusing them of creating “such and unsafe, disturbing environment.”
She called the incident “scary,” and accused others involved of “harassing me, holding me down, hurting me, and lying about me, and selling things to TMZ.”
She provided an update to the outlet about how she’s feeling since the arrest, saying she doesn’t worry about “toxic” people.
Referring to the female guard, she added: “that is on her and she can die with that.”
The MTV alum resurfaced on social media following her rehab stay with nothing but good words about the experience.
Farrah said she had “the best time of my life” at the “trauma treatment center,” and encouraged others to seek help when they need it.
“I hope everyone gets to work on themselves, get trauma work.
“It is essential for us to function in our very hectic lives, in our very traumatic environments,” she continued.
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The Teen Mom star mentioned she was there for the one-year anniversary of “the trauma that set everything off.”
She continued: “I am still working on myself for this next year with all the recovery tools that I have, now that I am just getting out of my trauma center.”
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