'Teen Mom': Farrah Abraham Criticized By 11-Year-Old Daughter

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Former "Teen Mom" Farrah Abraham faces criticism for her parenting and personality frequently, but it appears that the harshest criticism may come from her daughter, Sophia.

Farrah was fired from the MTV reality show over the years. First, she faced scrutiny because she appeared in adult films. Then, she was fired after she was seen fighting with a producer on the show. The 28-year-old mother has been polarizing on social media, and her latest posts indicate she has no plans on stopping. Now, Sophia is getting in on the action.

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It is never a surprise when Farrah posts something on social media and receives backlash. Sophia recently called out Farrah on TikTok with a vide of her mother.

The TikTok begins with Farrah sitting at a fast food drive-thru restaurant window. She complains about the business not answering its phones and asks to speak with a manager. In the video, Sophia calls Farrah the "ultimate Karen."

Farrah's behavior in the video was reminiscent of the way she behaved on "Teen Mom," especially after she opened her frozen yogurt business.

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Sophia is essentially calling her mother privileged and entitled, but Farrah took this to mean something positive. In fact, she embraced the term "Karen."

Of course, this doesn't mean that the people watching the video thought that Farrah's antics were cute. One user on Instagram found Farrah's behavior abhorrent, saying "What a self-entitled horror you really are! Great example of teaching your daughter how to speak to people."

In spite of all the criticism, it would appear that Farrah is letting everything roll off her back.

In fact, Farrah embraced the new nickname so much that she posted the TikTok on her own Instagram page. She used the caption, "Me trying this drive-thru thing during Covid." She also tagged her daughter and wrote, "putting me on blast." She tagged her post #karenabraham.

In the comments of her post, she wrote, "Customer service is not dead people!" Many people in the comments were not thrilled by her suggestion that she was receiving bad customer service in the wake of COVID-19 setbacks for businesses and employees.

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Abraham has consistently been proud of similar behavior, but her daughter is not always the one to point it out. In the wake of COVID-19, Abraham has been especially controversial. She's also been on video making fun of coronavirus panic and talking about customer service.

Many viewers were upset that Abraham was stressing out the employees who were working and going home stressed after the interaction. And then, there are some of her followers who are supporters and want to see her back on "Teen Mom" in the coming seasons.