Fired Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham ignited a (currently one-sided) feud with her former producer Morgan J. Freeman this week over a social media post of Morgan’s that mentioned Charlie Kirk, a conservative public figure who was killed on Wednesday. The Backdoor Teen Mom slammed her former boss for “influencing” young people to act on “hate crimes and kill people,” before proceeding to claim that Morgan fired her from ‘Teen Mom’ in 2017 due to her political views being different from his.
In an X post made before Charlie Kirk’s death, Morgan wrote that he dreamed of an American without 16 conservative political and public figures– including Charlie– that he believes the United States would be better without. In response, Farrah shared a screenshot this week of the tweet– and let her fans know just how happy she is to be a former ‘Teen Mom’ star.
“So grateful I don’t work with this piece of s**t – who is a horrible human, woman abuser & shouldn’t be allowed around young woman ever again,” Farrah— who earlier this year had been trying to get back on the show but was rejected– wrote.
The Big F then accused Morgan of not following the 12 Step Principles…which he has never stated he follows.
“To be so off your 12 step principles in life and post this – is mental illness!” Farrah wrote.
Farrah then announced that she regrets allowing Morgan into her life while filming for ‘Teen Mom.’
“I can’t believe I had people like this in my home making money off of me,” she continued. “If you hate people then stop making TV with ppl! No meditation will cure demons like this as we know.”
After slamming Morgan on social media, Farrah continued piling on the producer in the press by making an assortment of wild accusations to OK!.
“He fired me for who I voted for,” Farrah claimed.
(The Ashley must interject here to note that Farrah very much wasn’t fired for her political affiliation, but rather her decision to take herself and her backdoor back to the adult entertainment industry–which was against her show contract. Her poor treatment of the show’s producers and crew was another reason she was let go.)
In 2018, Farrah sued Morgan, as well as production companies involved at the time with ‘Teen Mom OG.’ In the paperwork for that lawsuit, Farrah gave two more reasons why she said she was fired (both of which had nothing to do with how she voted). Farrah claimed she was wrongly terminated and harassed for “not conforming to gender stereotypes.” She also claimed her firing came in part because she complained about said harassment. Farrah stated in the lawsuit that Morgan threatened her future work with MTV and claimed that she was scared that Morgan was going to kill her during the firing (which was filmed and shown in portions on ‘Teen Mom OG.’)
“Given Freeman’s hostile tone, mannerisms and body language, Ms. Abraham feared for her life,” Farrah stated in her lawsuit. (While Farrah requested a $5 million payout, the lawsuit was eventually settled out of court for an undisclosed amount.)
Although it’s been more than seven years since then, Farrah apparently still has a bone to pick with Morgan. She told OK! this week that the heavily left-leaning producer is now “inciting murders” with his posts.
Farrah went on to tell the outlet that she believes that Morgan “needs to be held accountable.”
“ … he should not be working with young adults and influencing them to act on hate crimes and kill people,” she said. “That’s all I’m saying. That needs to stop.”
Despite Farrah claiming to have said her piece, she made one final (and confusin dig at Morgan.
“On top of him saying he’s a dad and he meditates, he’s got a very upset soul,” Farrah said.
Morgan has yet to respond to Farrah’s statements about him.