Farrah Abraham flaunts tiny shorts in #whenyouaccidentallytype video, fans say 'you're a mom, dress like one'
Former 'Teen Mom' star is known for making headlines and more often than not for the wrong reasons. This time, however, all she was doing was jumping on the challenge bandwagon, sharing a funny video, which some of the followers found offensive and not funny.
She was wearing a red bandeau top with sleeves paired with (very short) denim shorts for her #whenyouaccidentallytype challenge. In the video, she was seen emulating a line of laughing emojis, which was broken by a workout icon. What the fans noticed instead was her clothes, following which a few comments were made in not so great taste.
"You’re setting an awful example for your child. You’re a mother, dress like one," one user pointed out, while another echoed: "She's like 30. She needs to act like it." But there were a few who came jumped in for her support, said that she is young and can dress however she wants - 'mothers don't have a dress code'. "How do mothers dress? In sweatpants all day? Don’t be mad that Farrah is young with a nice body," one expressed and another posted: "She can dress however tf she wants."
"She's young, let her enjoy herself while she can," a fan showed support, while another followed suit: "Do you say the same to Kim Kardashian and her sisters? What does a mother have to dress like? An old bag."
Farrah has often been criticized for how much she exposes her daughter to her adult lifestyle. Earlier in January, the former Teen Mom OG cast member posted a video on social media of her waking up in bed in a posh hotel in Dubai. The video featured her stretching in bed and then jumping up and out showing off her minimalistic outfit.Farrah was wearing a white bra and briefs with her pajama shirt open. It was quite a raunchy video with her jumping up and down on the bed, wearing nothing but her lingerie. However, what had netizens irked was that she had tagged her daughter Sophie also in it.
What is Farrah up to now?
Apart from launching her line of designer face masks to tackle the Covid-19 crisis, the reality TV star had expressed an interest in getting back to 'Teen Mom,' interact with her former colleagues with whom she had a falling out. But that can only happen when the rest of the stars have agreed to not rehash old drama, she told In Touch Weekly.
While fans have to wait on an official confirmation on the possibility of Farrah returning to her roots, for now, she is focussed on her next project, which will be all about "giving voices" to those who have silent and in the process uplifting them. Farrah, also informed the publication, that it'll not be focussed on her life and that her daughter, Sophia, will not be a part of it.