Farrah Abraham: What Fame Did To Me After '16 & Pregnant'

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  @WeNeedToTalk-Podcast · 1 month ago · pinned

  Did you enjoy this conversation with Farrah? If you want more conversations like this, the best way to let us know is by liking the video and subscribing to our channel (it’s free!) Thank you 🙏

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  @ms.tt.3873 · 1 month ago

  This man's interviewing skills are *out of this world*.  He has a gentle interviewing style that is amazing.  Love this and thank you!!

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  @kmarie5561 · 1 month ago

  This was the first interview with her Ive seen where’s she’s calm, not deflecting and taking accountability👏

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  @svasilevska8961 · 1 month ago

  This is the best interview Farrah has done. It shows her softer side, which we don’t always get to see. It’s very clear she adores her daughter. She definitely needs to do more interviews like this. Great job, Paul! 👏

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  @KayCeeTX21 · 1 month ago

  Farrah has always broken my heart. Her very first exposure to the world was in the midst of extreme trauma. She was a pregnant teen who was having to cope with the sudden death of her boyfriend. Her parents were emotionally unavailable and she had cameras in her face as she tried to manage the emotional turmoil and trauma of being a pregnant teen and tragic loss with zero support. <br><br>Everything that happened afterwards has been in response to that trauma. <br><br>She’s still standing. It’s good to hear that she is really working on making healthy choices for herself and her daughter. <br><br>My sister was my first bully too. I worshiped her. Talk about trauma bonds. Sheesh. The fact that Farrah still experiences so much pain around her family trauma is very telling. I empathize with her and I’m glad she’s doing well today. ❤

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  @MalibuBarbie69 · 1 month ago (edited)

  The love that Farah has searched for her entire life has been right in front of her , her daughter

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  @Th3h3kka · 1 month ago

  Family felt “performative”. I felt that in my soul😢

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  @angelawilliams8814 · 1 month ago

  Wow. I never thought I’d see the day where I actually kinda liked Farrah. This was a good interview and I’m happy to see her growth.

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  @GbyMoreno · 1 month ago

  I was genuinely moved by this interview. It gave me a completely different perspective on Farrah, her life, and the struggles she has faced behind the scenes. It really made me reflect on how easily someone can be misunderstood when we only see certain parts of their story. Some things I may have viewed differently before now make much more sense to me.<br><br>I truly believe Farrah has spent a lot of her life in a place of self-protection, especially emotionally. That doesn’t mean everything she has done or said was perfect, but I can now see the person behind the defense and understand that there may have been a lot more pain and struggle underneath the surface.<br><br>After listening to this interview, I have so much more empathy for her. I admire her resilience and applaud the strength it has taken for her to face herself, grow, and continue doing the emotional work. You can tell she has come a long way, and I genuinely hope she continues to heal, grow, and find peace. I’m wishing her nothing but love, healing, and the very best moving forward.<br><br>Love, &nbsp;<br><br>A Day 1 Fan

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  @Cale-kr4yt · 1 month ago

  I’ve never really been a fan of her but this interview was very tasteful. You can tell she’s been through a lot of therapy and got help. I’m proud of her.

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  @staceyleenagavard7051 · 1 month ago

  It was nice to get to know Farrah without so much aggression. I enjoyed listening to her here, she’s normally so angry but she was calm and relaxed. This was great.

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  @xvx6132 · 1 month ago

  “This is the world I was born into, not what I created” is actually extremely profound. I feel like I understand her so much better now.

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