14 DAY TRIAL // Farrah Abraham’s daughter Sophia is just 5 years old but she’s already thinking ahead, and not in the sense you might imagine, of planning for her education or daydreaming about what career she might choose. In a new interview, Abraham says she’ll support Sophia if she ever decides she wants plastic surgery just like mommy.
Abraham shot to fame on MTV’s very controversial Teen Mom series and, since then, she’s been keeping herself in the headlines through a series of outrageous interviews and even more outrageous appearances, most of them for projects targeted at the adult market.
In between doing one thing or another, Abraham has also generated plenty of controversy for admitting she plucked her daughter’s unibrow (Sophia was 4 at the time) in her sleep because she thought she would be prettier with manicured eyebrows.
Apparently, Farrah is all about improving yourself on the outside, whichever way possible, and she would not tell Sophia no if she came up to her one day to tell her she wanted to go under the knife to “fix” something. The only condition is that she be of age, Abraham says for Radar Online.
“I have to say, we very much believe that we are pretty. We are secure people. But if there’s something that she can’t live with, then yes go for it! Like myself, I waited till I was 18. If she would like to do that, she’s her own adult. And… if it’s for a real reason,” Abraham says.
“I’m supportive, but I don’t think in any way shape or form she will need that. She’s a very adorable, good looking, great kid,” she adds.
Farrah, on the other hand, has had a lot of work since she became famous, including several interventions on her breasts, a nose job, chin implants, lip injections and a new set of teeth. To speak the truth, Farrah doesn’t really look like the girl who first appeared on the MTV show, and it’s only because of all the cosmetic and surgical work she’s had.
Just recently, she made a lot of headlines when she appeared on the Bethenny talk show after a new round of fillers in the lips, and they were so swollen and rigid she could hardly speak. Also then, as you can see in the video below, she was criticized for plucking her daughter’s brows.
Speaking to Radar, Farrah gets very defensive about the work she has done. “I envisioned myself looking one way and I changed it. And I’m still happy and I don’t [complain] about my looks anymore. I feel like if I am preventing aging, yes, and there’s always little things that I can do,” she says.
She insists she won’t be having any more work done for a while. As a side note, she is 22 years old so all that talk about preventing aging is for nothing: there’s no “prevention” to speak of at that age, certainly not through plastic surgery. Farrah should have probably considered eating right, working out and moisturizing if she really wanted “prevention.”
