Just last month, former "Teen Mom" star Farrah Abraham admitted doing porn "ruined" her life, and now she's come forward to say she's a rape survivor.
"I was drugged and raped more than once. I allowed the [wrong] type of people into my life,” she told In Touch magazine. She added that after the release of her porn movie with James Deen, "Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom," she booked gigs at strip clubs and adult conventions that placed her in unsafe situations.
The 22-year-old also opened up about her troubled childhood, alleging that her parents Debra Danielson and Michael Abraham physically abused her.
“[They] would beat me with a belt if I acted out. I had cuts, bruises, welts, swelling and scars," she told the magazine. Additionally, she said that it wasn't until a 2010 fight, which led to her mother being arrested for suspicion of domestic abuse, that it came to an end.
Abraham, who appeared solo on the reality show "Couples Therapy," says she's now in a better place emotionally, telling Wetpaint, "I'm more comfortable because I've done a lot of work. Like, how can I be comfortable with some of the choices that I've made? And I think I am more comfortable, in a better place. I just say keep progressing, keep learning from your past, watch yourself back. When you watch yourself back you learn a lot."
"I was drugged and raped more than once. I allowed the [wrong] type of people into my life,” she told In Touch magazine. She added that after the release of her porn movie with James Deen, "Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom," she booked gigs at strip clubs and adult conventions that placed her in unsafe situations.
The 22-year-old also opened up about her troubled childhood, alleging that her parents Debra Danielson and Michael Abraham physically abused her.
“[They] would beat me with a belt if I acted out. I had cuts, bruises, welts, swelling and scars," she told the magazine. Additionally, she said that it wasn't until a 2010 fight, which led to her mother being arrested for suspicion of domestic abuse, that it came to an end.
Abraham, who appeared solo on the reality show "Couples Therapy," says she's now in a better place emotionally, telling Wetpaint, "I'm more comfortable because I've done a lot of work. Like, how can I be comfortable with some of the choices that I've made? And I think I am more comfortable, in a better place. I just say keep progressing, keep learning from your past, watch yourself back. When you watch yourself back you learn a lot."