Farrah Abraham Credits Ketamine Therapy Again After Jenelle Evans Reunion

Farrah Abraham is pointing to the professional help she had for letting bygones be bygones with Jenelle Evans.

The reality star was able to leave the past behind and forge a better future with her former friend, thanks to the help of an experienced professional and a wildcard substance.

Farrah Abraham and Janelle Evans have been at loggerheads for years after the latter commented on the former's multiple plastic surgery procedures. Things peaked between them in 2023, after Evans expressed concerns over Abraham's daughter's welfare.

Abraham has now attributed her reconciliation with Evans to the benefits of ketamine therapy. Abraham explained that the treatment has helped her process past traumas and has provided her with a fresh start after years of conflict with Evans. 

The two "Teen Mom" stars met for dinner in Las Vegas last week, and Abraham emphasized that it was not just the meal but the impact of ketamine that motivated her to give Evans another chance. 

The TV star has been undergoing ketamine therapy for some time and expressed her desire for a positive future for both Evans and her children.

Evans also played a significant role in their reconciliation by reaching out to Abraham to congratulate her on her stand-up comedy debut at a New York City gentlemen's club. Additionally, TMZ reported that Abraham mentioned that she hopes to attend Evans' upcoming divorce party at the same club.

During the Las Vegas dinner, another "Teen Mom" star, Ashley Jones, who has experienced tensions with Abraham in the past, was also present. Abraham discussed how they were able to smooth over their differences. 

In February 2024, after six tumultuous years of marriage, Evans filed for separation from David Eason, whom she married in September 2017. The Blast shared that despite her efforts, a North Carolina court dismissed the divorce earlier this year.

However, Evans is determined to move forward and is hosting a divorce-themed party called "I Do, I Did, I'm Done," scheduled for June 12 at Spearmint Rhino Gentlemen's Club in New York City.

This event symbolizes her independence and serves as a personal reset button, allowing her to reflect on her experiences of chaos, heartbreak, and public scrutiny.

Embracing this new chapter, Evans aims to celebrate her resilience and the empowerment of strong, independent women.

Abraham also embarked on a significant healing journey by addressing long-standing, repressed anger, especially towards her parents.

She has opened up about her experiences with ketamine therapy to cope with the emotional aftermath of her difficult childhood. In a surprising move, she decided to sever ties with her father in 2024.

In her candid discussions, Abraham has shared the emotional scars left by growing up in the public eye alongside her family. She expressed frustration at how her parents allowed her to face a complicated environment while so young, stating:

"I'm actually enraged to think how my parents allowed me to be what they put me around at 16." 

She described her early experience in the spotlight as a "psychedelic parenting simulation" that often overshadowed her authentic self. Reflecting on her upbringing, Abraham has also considered its impact on her daughter, acknowledging her own tendencies to be too accommodating. 

She recognized the prolonged exposure to toxicity that had shaped her life and is now working towards breaking that cycle for the sake of her child.

As noted by The Blast, Abraham's relationship with her parents has long been strained, but it reached a breaking point after she completed trauma therapy. In her journey toward healing, the reality TV star decided to also sever ties with her mother.

According to reports, her conflicts with her mother stemmed from Debra's strong religious beliefs, which contributed significantly to their disconnect. While Abraham's relationship with her father, Michael, seemed more stable initially, it also deteriorated over time.

Michael had been a supportive figure in her life, especially during tough times like her 2022 arrest for allegedly assaulting a nightclub security guard in Los Angeles. He helped Abraham and her daughter relocate to Texas after the incident, aiming to give them a fresh start.

However, following her entry into a trauma recovery program, their bond weakened, indicating the deep impact of her experiences on their family dynamics.

Abraham's vibrant and often contentious personality has cemented her status in reality TV, but her mother suggests that the drama extends beyond the screen.

In an interview, Debra revealed that her daughter has a pattern of "disrupting" situations, citing her behavior on "Teen Mom Family Reunion" as an example.

This claim aligned with the MTV star's controversial past, which began with her appearance on "16 and Pregnant," where her episode was among the most dramatic of the series.

The storyline highlighted intense family conflicts, particularly surrounding her decision to keep her pregnancy a secret. Abraham's fiery spirit eventually led her to "Teen Mom," where she became a prominent figure until her surprising departure in 2017, which left fans in shock.

Farrah Abraham and Jenelle Evans have done a noble thing indeed!