'Teen Mom' Star Farrah Abraham Reveals Jaw-Dropping Amount She Makes Per Year On OnlyFans

Former "Teen Mom" star Farrah Abraham has revealed her earnings from OnlyFans. She shared that she rakes in millions of dollars annually from subscriptions and other activities she is involved in.

The reality TV star began creating adult entertainment content while still starring in "Teen Mom," which reportedly led to her being fired from the show in 2017.

Earlier in the year, Farrah Abraham shared details about how much she has spent on her multiple cosmetic surgeries and hinted at what she has planned for her next procedure.

After rising to fame with her appearance on 16 & Pregnant and its spinoff Teen Mom, Farrah Abraham has since transitioned into a career as an adult content creator on OnlyFans.

During her appearance on Kailyn Lowry's "Barely Famous" podcast, she revealed that the decision has been financially rewarding and specified that her earnings consistently reach multiple seven figures.

"It's millions," the adult content creator shared about her substantial income from the X-rated platform, per the Daily Mail. "Millions of dollars a year."

While Abraham didn't reveal the exact amount, she did share that she earns not only from subscriptions to her page but also from podcasts she hosts on the platform's video streaming service, OFTV, which features non-adult content.

The "Teen Mom" then divulged further details about her alternative income, saying she earns around $30,000 for an appearance on a friend's podcast.

While she was still featuring in "Teen Mom," Abraham began her foray into adult content creation with a feature in a fake "leaked" sex tape.

The incident and her continued participation in adult promotions and activities seemingly led to her being fired by the showrunners in 2017.

Reflecting on being cut from the franchise,  Abraham said on the podcast that she "should never have tolerated the firing" and the "mental abuse" from the shaming about her adult entertainment career.

"I think again it just goes back to, like, you're a Teen Mom and shamed, judged, and getting blamed," she said.

"And I just gotta say, like, if we look outside of this disgusting world that is just not correct and it's sinking, it's teens were never included in equality and inclusion of proper contraception," the mother of one added.

Despite the emotional trauma she suffered at the time, Abraham said she is "grateful" she forged ahead with her adult entertainment career.

According to the reality TV star, being an OnlyFans star has set her apart from her former castmates "financially."

She said, "When I look back right now, I feel like I'm almost really doing the best at adulting out of my cast, straight-up — financially, education-wise, looking back at it, living it, full-circling it."

To maintain her dashing looks over the years, Abraham has undergone multiple cosmetic procedures.

She reportedly had her first when she was 19, going for a breast augmentation that moved her size from an A-cup to a C-cup.

According to the Daily Mail, Abraham followed up with another boob job four years after and another a year after to fix the mistakes from the previous surgery.

Since then, she has undergone several other cosmetic procedures, including rhinoplasty, chin implant, cheek filler, lip filler, and v-ginal rejuvenation.

Back in March, she revealed during an exclusive with the outlet that her next surgery will likely be a Blepharoplasty. This surgery is done to reshape the eyelids by removing excess skin from the area.

At the time, Abraham also shared details about her expenses on these surgeries. She noted that all of the work she has had done on her mouth cost a whopping $50,000.

As for her physique, she described it as a "million-dollar body," adding that her "boyfriends really get a deal hanging out" with her.

Altogether, these surgeries cost her "hundreds of thousands of dollars" over the years, with some of the money also going towards maintaining her "mental health, wellness, happiness, and confidence."

Given the immensity of these procedures, the former reality star hinted at securing an "insurance policy" for her body due to her "self-worth," "self-investment," and "divine femininity."