'Teen Mom' Star Farrah Abraham Avoids Jail Time In Battery Case

Farrah Abraham was given a plea deal that would allow her to avoid any jail time in her 2022 security guard battery case.

The "Teen Mom" star, however, still has to pay penance in the form of community service and an 18-month probation sentence.

According to court documents obtained by The Blast, the reality star was sentenced on Tuesday, October 17, at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center in Los Angeles. The "Teen Mom" alum was sentenced to 18 months of probation and 40 hours of community service.

The 32-year-old received just a slap on the wrist as she wasn't mandated to pay any fine or attend any anger management class in relation to the incident.

Recall that the "16 and Pregnant" star made headlines for slapping a security guard outside of the restaurant Grandmaster Recorders in Hollywood in January 2022.

Abraham was taken in after a citizen's arrest was performed and booked by the Los Angeles Police Department on January 16, 2022. In June she made her first appearance in court and was charged with battery on a peace officer.

However, on her social media, Abraham maintained innocence, sharing videos of the incident and accusing the security guard of manhandling her. "@grandmasterrecords what a horrible dining experience being battered and assaulted by your staff. Such an unsafe, disturbing environment," she wrote underneath one post.

Telling her side of the story, the Nebraska native alleged that the staff escalated the matter by attacking "a paying customer and holding me against my will and hurt me." She then added "The only one out of three. Woman abuse must stop!"

The "My Teenage Dream" author, who showed off bruises she sustained wrote in a follow-up post, "Why is a male on top of me holding me down while I was walking? This is scary and he should be fired and in jail for betterment [sic]."

At the time, her attorney Kia Feyzjou released a statement declaring that a "preliminary investigation appears to indicate that Ms. Abraham was unlawfully arrested in this case by the security staff at Grandmaster Recorders for an act that she did not commit."

He alleged that excessive force was used resulting in "significant physical, emotional, and mental injuries." Feyzjou promised "civil and potentially criminal liabilities" against the restaurant while adding, "A citizen’s arrest is not without risks and dangers. Security staff clearly failed to exercise safety considerations when they decided to becomes the heroes of the night."

Abraham's probation sentence comes more than a month after she made headlines for her beef with Trace Cyrus. The singer earned the Adult Film star's wrath after he bashed OnlyFans creators in a bizarre social media rant.

Cyrus shared a tweet sharing his negative perspective about women who made a living from making sexual content on the content subscription platform. "There's so many girls that do Only Fans that have lost their chance of ever settling down with a good guy with morals. They will try and call those men insecure for having standards," the 34-year-old began.

He continued, "They get a lot of attention from guys on OF, so they think they have options. But any guy who is so desperate to see sexual content they are willing to pay for it is a desperate loser."

The "Dark Road" singer claimed no successful man would want an OnlyFans creator as a partner. He then claimed he was only sharing such thoughts because he had seen a "lot of these girls" wailing about their lack of a "serious relationship." "It’s because men see the value in those girls strictly for sex. They don’t look at those women and equate their value as a future wife, mother, or loyal partner," he added.

Abraham, who has an OnlyFans account, didn't seem taken with his point of view and replied to Cyrus in a fiery Instagram Story post that read, "Yet men have OF accounts with marriage, family etc. So Can Women! Balance & Brand is real... forget limited mindsets @tracecyrus."