FARRAH Abraham has slammed her former costar Amber Portwood again – this time, for dating a man from outside the U.S.
In an exclusive interview with The Sun, the Teen Mom alum, 28, dissed the 29-year-old MTV star’s new relationship with Belgium-native Dimitri Garcia.
At the ThinkBIG 2020 Conference in Los Angeles presented by the Nazarian Institute, Farrah said she would never date or live with a man “with no green card,” referring to Amber’s new romance.
When asked if she still speaks with her former costars, Farrah told The Sun: “I still hear people are dating wrong.
“People are not making wise choices and that’s kind of scary for them.
“I do date out of the country, I do these amazing things but I’m not having someone come from another country with no green card living with me, there’s a scary element to that.”
In December, The Sun exclusively reported that mother of two Amber is dating a Belgian man she met over social media.
A source said: “He recently visited her and they hit it off. She really likes him.”
An insider told The Ashley’s Reality Roundup that Dimitri does not have a visa to be in the U.S., and therefore cannot be paid by MTV for filming.
Amber’s new man comes amid her bitter custody battle with baby daddy Andrew Glennon.
Amber and Farrah have a long history of feuding.
In 2016, the two Teen Mom stars got into a major brawl onstage during the Teen Mom OG season reunion, and Amber was escorted away by security.
Amber’s fiance at the time, Matt Baier, was also escorted off the premises after fighting with Farrah’s father Michael.
Farrah has since moved on from Teen Mom, and is back in school for film studies.
She told The Sun she is currently “super single and so blessed,” but also on the hunt for a new man through online dating.
“I love me some Happen, Happen is my happening app right now,” she claimed.
At the event, which promoted female empowerment, she also defended the backlash she received from a recent Tik Tok video she posted of her 10-year-old daughter, Sophia, twerking and dancing.
“It’s sad that thousands and millions of other kids can act like kids and Sophia doesn’t get that attribute of acting like a child,” she told The Sun.
“I feel like I’m allowing my kid to be a child and that’s first and foremost no. 1.”
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