Teen Mom Farrah Abraham and daughter Sophia, 11, visit late baby daddy Derek’s grave eleven years after car crash death
TEEN Mom star Farrah Abraham and her 11-year-old daughter Sophia visited her late baby daddy's grave over Fourth of July weekend.
Sophia's father Derek Underwood died eleven years ago in a car crash.
Farrah, who was pregnant with Sophia when he tragically died, documented the visit on social media.
The mom-of-one posted a video of her, Sophia and Derek's family visiting the cemetery where Derek is buried.
Along with Sophia, Derek's younger family members waved small American flags before placing them around his grave.
explained that they were visiting the cemetery during the holiday weekend.
Sophia and her mother posed for pictures behind the grave with Derek's family, while a following clip showed the group members reading the text on the grave.
"So grateful this year Sophia & I could be with the Underwood family & show love to Daddy Derek with some beautiful American flags.
"To the man who showed me my independence, my strength & my freedoms and all that America has to offer to all & with the historical day of independence a beautiful day with family, peace and joy."
Raised in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Derek was only 18-years-old when he passed away.
According to his obituary, he was born in Missouri before moving to Iowa at a young age.
Derek graduated from Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson High School the year that he died.
The single mom previously in Kansas City on Instagram.
“I’m just grateful we get a couple days together."
Farrah continued: “I’ve been through a lot as a teen mom, but I’m so grateful for Sophia’s father’s dad’s side of the family and us getting along."
During the trip, Farrah shared photos and videos from a Fourth of July "pre-game" and shots of the group spending time poolside.
Farrah also recently spoke to In Touch about the possibility of returning to , which she left two years ago.
She told : "I think the adult conversations would be amazing.
"I mean, I would be open to even hosting a special for Teen Mom, you know, and having all those conversations with everyone. Maybe I’ll pitch that, but I don’t know when they’re going to be back to [filming]."
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