FLIPPING OUT
Teen Mom Farrah Abraham accuses Cheyenne Floyd of ‘having a baby to get on TV’ as her rival FLIPS table in blowout brawl
FARRAH Abraham accused Teen Mom Family Reunion costars Cheyenne Floyd and Cory Wharton of "having a baby to get on TV," leading to a blowout brawl and online backlash.
The controversial MTV alum returned to the spinoff after leaving the show several years prior.
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Farrah's arrival in the Teen Mom Family Reunion villa soured quickly, with several cast members airing their separate grievances with the controversial reality star.
Cory, who shares daughter Ryder with Cheyenne, revealed that Farrah previously claimed he and his baby mama had their child "to get on TV."
He decided to approach her about it, remaining calm as he asked: "So we had a baby to get on this show? That’s how you feel?"
Smiling, Farrah responded: "I guess I do. I guess I feel really ghetto, too, like that"
Cheyenne quickly jumped in, asking: "Ghetto? What are you talking about ghetto?"
Farrah retorted: "I approach people much differently."
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Ashley Jones, who made her feelings about Farrah known in the episode prior, jumped in, saying: "The only thing ghetto is that face - that stuck a** face."
Cheyenne continued shouting and moving toward Farrah, while costars and security stood between the two.
She yelled: ";It’s ghetto ‘cause he’s black? what did you say? he’s ghetto? What did you say?
"Let's get ghetto b***h."
She flipped a table full of red cups as the altercation continued.
In a confessional, she said: "It takes a lot to get me upset but when I get there, Zach says it gets bad. It’s a whole other devil that comes out of me. don’t talk about my kids ‘cause I don’t talk about yours."
Farrah, meanwhile, maintained her position that Cory and Cheyenne's daughter was a ploy to get on TV saying: "You know what, I am beyond this unhealthy behavior and I am beyond these unhealthy people who had a baby to get on TV."
Farrah retired to her room and didn't come together with the rest of the cast during Tuesday's episode.
It appears that wasn't a problem for her castmates.
Zach Davis, Cheyenne's fiancé, said in a confessional: "If Farrah stays longer at this reunion, I hope we don’t come into contact. I don’t wanna see her."
Leah Messer, who wasn't involved in the fight and sat quietly laughing as it played out, said during a group chat about Farrah: "You don’t call anyone ghetto. It’s as simple as that."
ONLINE BACKLASH
Farrah was immediately slammed online for using the word.
One Twitter user wrote: "I feel like Farrah is old enough to know you don't call black people ghetto."
Briana Dejesus, who appears on the show but missed the drama, tweeted: "I don't know Farrah but i don't like self entitled b***hes who act like their s**t don't stink...
"Who think just bc they have money they can talk to people in a disgusting way.
"That's why u should never forget where u came from and always stay humble!"
Another viewer tweeted: "I love coach B but Farrah better be lucky it was the table [Cheyenne] flipped instead of her ignorant racist a** and they need to be dealt with."
A third fan wrote: "i don't even like cory, but he's far from ghetto. farrah is ignorant."
Another tweeted: "Farrah still ignorant?? Chile."
MAKING AMENDS?
After the fight, Maci Bookout, Amber Portwood and Cheyenne sat down with Dr. Bryant to discuss the drama before she sat down with Farrah.
Reflecting on the night prior's events, Cheyenne said: "Farrah called Cory ghetto and after that, I honestly blacked out and, I don’t know. I flipped a table."
Dr. B replied: "Do you feel like, ‘I could have handled that a little differently’?'"
Cheyenne responded: "No, not at all," but noted in a confessional, "Last night, I will say I acted out of character but I will say it felt so good to throw that table."
After all was said and done, however, Cheyenne confessed: "a part of me wants her to stay."
Farrah sat down with Dr. B for a chat of her own, providing some different perspective and shocking viewers by showing some emotion.
Asked about her comments, and whether she understood where the reaction came from, Farrah said: "I felt isolated. I felt like you’re provoking me. ... Maybe I could have used a word like, 'Are you a creep? get out of my face.'
"I don’t know why I said that. That’s how my body responded."
She continued chatting with Dr. B, confessing that much of the controversy surrounding her, and the hurtful things she says, stems from a place of discontent with herself.
Crying, she revealed: "My life sucks. I don't feel happy right now and I'm just being honest."
She then agreed with Dr. B's suggestion that much of her drama with other people comes from being unhappy with herself.
LONG TIME COMING
Before the season aired, MTV released a preview for the show featuring snippets from the explosive brawl.
In the clip, Farrah was seen shouting "you guys are adults" toward her former costars.
Cheyenne then flipped the table while yelling: "Let's talk then b***h! Let's do it."
Speaking with , Farrah claimed she was physically "attacked" by her costars during filming.
She encouraged them to "do better" at the time.
Farrah was asked: "How was it seeing some of your old castmates after so long?" the controversial reality star replied: "I think we are gonna see how that goes.
"I always wish them the best, I think there's still a lot of progress to be made."
The reporter continued: "Was it uneasy. Were you uncomfortable?"
Farrah answered: "I'm going through a lot of stuff personally so I think that was more overwhelming for me than going back to a TV show."
"Did any drama happen?" the interviewer questioned, and Iowa native admitted: "I think I could walk through the door and dramas going to happen, sadly.
"I just warn others to keep their hands to themselves. Do not sneak attack a woman and do not gang up on a woman because I don't handle that too well," she warned.
"So that's kind of what happened to me."
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"So you're saying there was some physical drama?" the interviewer asked.
"Yeah and I think people should not physically attack you, especially after Covid and our real-world of news. Don't touch people," she concluded.
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