Farrah Abraham, a former reality television personality, has asserted that she is owed millions of dollars in royalties from her 2013 sex tape, "Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom." Abraham, 35, recently addressed these claims on the "Pillow Talk" podcast, stating, "It's time to back tax. So where's the millions?"
Abraham's manager, Chrissy Johnston, confirmed to the Daily Mail that they are seeking sales data from Vivid Entertainment, the distributor of the tape. "Farrah has not received the full historical accounting information covering that period, and has therefore requested the complete data," Johnston stated. "In response, she has been informed that the requested accounting would not be provided in the format previously understood under the agreement."
Johnston added that this situation has created an "ongoing gap in the information available to her and has left key questions unresolved." Abraham is reportedly seeking clarity on why the full accounting information has not been provided as she understands it to be required by their agreement.
Simultaneously, Abraham has been publicly showcasing her physique, recently seen by a pool in Texas. The former "Teen Mom" star has undergone numerous cosmetic procedures throughout her career, including what she refers to as a "liquid BBL," achieved through injectable dermal fillers rather than traditional fat transfer or implants. She has openly discussed her extensive cosmetic surgery history, which she estimates to be in the six to seven figures. In the past, Abraham has referred to her current physique as a "million-dollar body."
In contrast to her current focus on past earnings, Abraham recently expressed a desire to embrace her natural beauty. In September, she told Us Weekly that she had stopped undergoing Botox and filler treatments, stating she was learning to love herself and hoped to reverse some of her past cosmetic work. She also mentioned suffering an allergic reaction to dermal fillers.
Abraham, who gained fame on MTV's "16 & Pregnant" and "Teen Mom," has also revealed other personal developments. She is reportedly working on new projects, including a potential standup comedy tour and "something on Netflix." In a surprising revelation, Abraham stated she has been celibate for two years, despite being a prominent creator on the platform OnlyFans, where she claims to earn seven figures annually. She told "Pillow Talk" that she is "good with pleasuring myself" and "doesn't need" a partner.
