Farrah Abraham, Jenelle Evans in Another Feud: Abraham Offers Evans Advice on Life
"Teen Mom" stars Jenelle Evans and Farrah Abraham have entered into a new feud over motherhood and fame. After Evans posted a video imitating Abraham, Abraham responded with harsh criticism for her fellow "Teen Mom" star.
"Who do I sound like?" Evans asked while filming a video about Abraham's recent DUI arrest. Evans then went on to accuse Abraham of overusing the quick-video sharing website Keek to talk about everything, including the DUI. "It's annoying the [expletive] out of me, and that's how I feel about it."
After seeing the video, Abraham unleashed her feelings about Evans' own behavior and what she should do to correct it.
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"It was brought to my attention that another 'Teen Mom,' Jenelle Evans, seems to be stalking my every move in my personal life. She seems to be following in my footsteps with everything from my Keek videos, my plastic surgeries, and my unfortunate personal legal issues that I'm dealing with at this time," Abraham told Radar Online.
"I have nothing negative to say in response to her continuous and horrible comments about me. Whatever she says is her opinion. I personally have never had interest in her life, as she seems to continuously not care about her son or herself. The drugs and bad relationships with men are not good," Abraham added before suggesting some changes.
"From one helpful and concerned 'Teen Mom' to another 'Teen Mom' who is clearly struggling, I think it is in your best interest to detract from spouting jealous attacks towards myself and other successful, positive and great mothers and to focus on making her marriage better, sorting out her drug addiction and helping her wonderful son that needs her in his life," she said.
However, some may wonder if Abraham is the right person to be dispensing life advice to Evans. She recently was arrested and charged with DUI, which she then blamed on medication, and admitted to filming an adult video. Abraham was kicked out of her parents' home after getting into another argument with her mother over the video and has since relocated to Texas, where she is apparently trying to sell her video.
"I wish Jenelle all the best in her future no matter what she decides to do. If she is happy the way she is, then that is her choice, but I will not be paying attention to her self-destruction. I will continue to stay focused on improving my family relationships, my career and my future goals with completing my masters degree and providing a wonderful life for my beautiful daughter," Abraham concluded.
