Emmys 2019: Farrah Abraham was spotted next to Hugh Grant at the show and the Internet wants to know how she got there

Farrah Abraham was spotted at the Emmys and the Internet is unable to figure out why the reality star was invited.

Emmy Award shows are known for their star-studded guest list and while many celebrities graced the red carpet with their presence Twitter was left confused as they spotted 'Teen Mom' alum, Farrah Abraham as one of the guests for the award show. Many were surprised to see the reality star among the audience. "Who allowed Farrah Abraham into the Emmys????????," one Twitter user noted. Another added, "Can someone explain to me how Farrah Abraham ended up at the Emmys??"

Farrah Abraham attends the 71st Emmy Awards at Microsoft Theater on September 22, 2019, in Los Angeles, California. (Getty Images)

Another echoed similar thoughts as they noted, "Did anyone else just see Farrah Abraham in the audience at the Emmy’s....". However, apart from Farrah being present at the Emmy another thing that people found shocking was that the reality star sat two seats away from actor Hugh Grant. 

The audience got a glimpse of the seating arrangement when the camera panned towards Grant as the nominees for Outstanding Actor in a TV Movie or Limited Series was being announced. Farrah could be seen applauding while looking towards Grant. 

Farrah Abraham was seated next to Hugh Grant (Twitter)

People were quick to express their views on the seating arrangement that the Emmys had in place. "The #Emmy for weirdest seating arrangement goes to Farrah Abraham and Hugh Grant. #emmys2019,” one user noted. 

Another added, "If I was Hugh Grant I would be really offended they put Farrah Abraham’s two seats away from me. #Emmys". While a similar comment was made by another Twitter user who wrote, "Did I just see Farrah Abraham sitting one seat down from Hugh Grant? This are wild times we live in right now. #Emmys2019.”

Farrah even took to her Instagram to share her Emmy journey with her fans. Sharing a side by side collage of herself, Kit Harington and Viola Davis she wrote, "first #Emmys so excited for my biopic feature film and many more lead & supporting roles with amazing peers #blessed #primetime #rt #repost #emmyawards #televisionacademy #tv." 

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