Farrah Abraham Serves Laughs & Lap Dances At Spearmint Rhino

After years in the spotlight for all kinds of reasons, reality star Farrah Abraham is now stepping up to the mic to add comedian to her resume.

The "Teen Mom" alum is stepping into the world of comedy with her stand-up debut at an unexpected venue—popular strip club, Spearmint Rhino New York. Known for her unfiltered takes and headline-making moments, Farrah’s foray into comedy promises to be anything but conventional or boring. Fans and curious onlookers alike can expect a night of laughs, surprises, and perhaps a few unexpected twists as she takes the stage in this exciting setting.

Abraham is ready to get on stage, grab the mic, and get some laughs. And she's got big plans for her comedy debut at Spearmint Rhino New York on March 13 at 10 p.m. ET.

"We might solve world hunger, we might figure out how AI bots work," Abraham told The Blast exclusively. "I am so grateful that I get to catch up with my supporters for this comedy special, this headlining moment. I know the comedy industry; they're always talking about adult entertainment and a lot of those types of things."

The reality star continued sharing her exciting news saying she will be "celebrating female divinity."

Abraham said comedy was her next step because it comes "natural" for her.

"Being on 'Teen Mom,' all of the shows, wherever I've been around the world, so many people were like, you need to go into comedy," she continued. "And I think with production, producers, so many people for the last 17 years, saying that, it was time for me to learn it, be confident in it, and get ready to do a comedy tour."

While Abraham is excited for her debut comedy show, she's also looking to the future and what's next in the world of comedy for her. She's setting her sights on a full comedy tour and possibly Netflix specials.

"I've done a lot of different appearances and tours over years, so I think with all of that experience, comedy is ready," she told The Blast.

There is limited space available for Abraham's debut comedy show, so anyone in the New York City area who's interested in attending can visit www.spearmintrhinonyc.com/farrah to get on the guest list. Guests must be 21 or older, and the guest list is first-come, first-served. There will also be an afterparty, as well as a VIP meet-and-greet with a photo opportunity and lap dance from Abraham for $250.

When asked if any comedians have inspired her along her comedy journey, Abraham shared a few names.

"I think Adam Sandler has inspired me. I think Jim Carrey, has inspired me, there's so many people," she said. "Maybe I have a lot of male influence. I would love to do a comedy romance with some of the people I look up to. I would love to do that with Adam Sandler, and a bunch of different male comics who have really just inspired me growing up."

She also added, "Even though I'm in my feminine, I've been a mom and a dad. It's like I'm an empty nester almost right now, and with a life well lived, I hope that brings value."

While only one show is currently scheduled at Spearmint Rhino, Abraham said her comedy journey won't end there.

"I definitely have plans to do a full-on comedy tour in between my master's degree that I'm doing right now," she shared. "I'm also very excited to do comedy specials just because I come from TV, so I'm very excited to do both and balance both."

She also shared she has had a lot of clubs across the country reaching out to book her comedy show.

Abraham explained that people have asked her why she's hosting her debut comedy show at a strip club.

"Why do other comedians do specials in churches or small comedy clubs?" she shared. "For me, I have a bit of ADHD and I really need my audience to feel and look good and you definitely feel like a VIP if you look luxurious in a gentleman's club, especially Spearmint Rhino in Manhattan."

The reality star said she wants everyone to "feel rich" and "have a rich time, a great time" at Spearmint Rhino.

"It's going to be an exceptional time with celebrities beforehand, red carpet, the main headlining event with other comedians and also an afterparty and meet-and-greet," Abraham told The Blast. "It's a full experience and the audience deserves that."

From her early days in the spotlight on MTV's "16 and Pregnant" and "Teen Mom" to now, Abraham has accomplished a lot. As far projects she's proud of, she said she can't narrow that down to just one.

"I have so many projects that stick in my head that I'll probably bring up on my comedy tour," she said. "I think I'm actually proud of everything, even things that I didn't plan, and I think that's the funniness when I'm doing comedy. I didn't plan a lot of the successes."

Abraham said that she'll be "giving gratitude" on her comedy tour for all of her successes in life.

One thing that Abraham has dealt with during her journey is negativity and criticism. But that's something that over time, she learned how to handle in the best way.

"A lot of my haters say how is Farrah able to even go do comedy because she can't handle a lot of the hard times, a lot of the challenging times," she said. "And it's a whole new Farrah they're going to be meeting on the comedy tour."