TEEN Mom Farrah Abraham was ripped for claiming she needed a "break" from daughter Sophia, then four, in a resurfaced interview.
The ex MTV star, 30, said: "It's healthy that we have a break. She has her own life and is doing her own thing, and I'm doing mine."
In a post shared on Reddit, a user reacted to the old quotes and joked: "Not many people know this but social distancing was actually discovered by Farrah Abraham back in 2013."
Fans piled on Farrah's old quotes as one said: "They're both going to work on themselves and plan to regroup in fall."
Another wrote: "It’s interesting to me, because she could have easily spun this as – it’s really tough, but this is the best way to provide for my child right now – but instead her brain told her to say this."
Some were astounded by the Teen Mom OG alum.
"'She has her own life' wow," a shocked commenter posted.
However, one person noted how different their mom-daughter relationship is now.
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They said: "Times have changed. Now it seems she won't do anything without Sophia."
BIRTHDAY BACKLASH
This isn't the first time Farrah has been chastised for her parenting practices.
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She upset fans for allowing Sophia, now 12, to wear heavy makeup and a red fur coat to celebrate her upcoming 13th birthday.
It kicked off when the duo showed off what was inside their gift bag in an Instagram video.
The "party bag" was for the giveaway to be held on Sophia's birthday on February 23rd.
The former TV star mentioned there was the "90210 Bungalow Makeup palette" and the "902010 glow peel-off glitter mask" inside.
Farrah captioned the post: "Going from babysitters to bodyguards.
"Cut the cake with us 5pm live on TikTok and win a B-Day Party Bag from Petite 'n Pretty."
In the comments section, Sophia wrote: My mom's so ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). Can't wait!"
BITING BACK
Followers were not pleased with Farrah's preteen daughter having dark nails, thick black eyeliner, and a fur coat in the vid.
One critic said: "Wow! So much makeup. Looks 20. Not good!" while another said: "This girl was never a child."
A third detractor added: "She doesn’t even look 13. I thought she was older."
NEW YEAR'S EVE
Then, Farrah was shamed for permitting her tween to wear huge, fake nails for New Year’s Eve.
She celebrated the holiday with a video of the pair while they were out on a balcony in Hollywood, California.
Farrah wore a silver, sequined dress as she painted her nails pink and put on nude-colored lipstick.
Meanwhile, Sophia wore a black dress and black leather jacket with the same fake nails to match.
She also dyed her hair purple in the short vid.
One fan noticed: “Oh my God! Sophia's Nails!” and another mentionedthe youngster looked “way too grown for her age.”
'COOL MOM' AT HALLOWEEN
Farrah also faced criticism at Halloween when the mother-daughter team appeared in a glam photo shoot as fans begged her to let the tween "be a kid."
She shared a video that featured many shots of the pair posing in Bratz costumes.
While Farrah wore a pink checkered sweater dress, Sophia sported an oversized Bratz hoodie.
Both Farrah and Sophia wore black high heels and donned full faces of makeup.
The Teen Mom OG star captioned the post with the hashtags, including "cool mom."
In response to the glam photo shoot, one person wrote: "I can’t help but think Farrah is encouraging her to act/dress much older than she is. She is 12 years old."
'I'M PRAYING'
Amid the backlash Farrah's mom Debra Danielsen admitted she "fears" for the star's young daughter.
She recently tweeted: "I hope other people see through the lies and Farrah will get the treatment she needs. I am fearful for Sophia 100 percent."
Debra added: "I am praying for Farrah and Sophia. This is a very difficult and sad situation for any family. God bless you."
She also shot down a follower's claim that Farrah could be receiving a "7-figure paycheck" from MTV for the show.
She tweeted: "MTV isn’t paying anyone that type of money at this time when ratings have plummeted."
Farrah sparked concern last month when she revealed she's feeling "suicidal" following her assault arrest.
MENTAL HEALTH TROUBLES
Last month, Farrah was alleged to have slapped a security guard while at a club in Hollywood.
She later counter-claimed that she was "assaulted by club staff."
While explaining the incident to TMZ several weeks later, she cried and admitted her mental health was suffering.
"I'm trying to stay positive because I was really suicidal this week," Farrah sobbed.
"I've just had such a hard time dealing with this."
Farrah claimed that she was arrested after a clubgoer alleged that she had slapped her in the face, which she denied.
She was reportedly asked to leave, refused, and then allegedly slapped a security guard.
FARRAH'S ARREST
A source told TMZ that cops weren't called immediately, but paramedics were.
Once they arrived, someone presumed to be Farrah grew aggressive and police were contacted for backup.
One day later, she shared video of herself on the ground in the midst of the altercation.
In another slide, Farrah tagged the venue. She added: "What a horrible dining experience being battered and assaulted by your staff.
"Such an unsafe, disturbing environment."
She continued slamming the venue in a follow-up post, writing: "The staff yet again attack a paying customer and hold me against my will and hurt me.
In another clip, a security guard was seen struggling to keep Farrah on the ground.
HER SIDE OF THE STORY
She hasn't held back from sharing her side of the story online.
Farrah posted the video of her arrest on Instagram, writing: "I've had a very traumatizing year and I don't deserve to be attacked, bruised, men on me, and battered…"
Farrah thanked Hollywood police for "rescuing" her, adding: "I realize it's no longer safe for woman to go out to eat in their own neighborhoods.
"I look forward to my law degree and I look forward to court. Justice will be served as always."
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