Farrah Abraham and Hairstylist Clash Over Failed Prom Hair Collaboration
Former Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham, 34, has become embroiled in a bitter public dispute with Fort Worth-based hairstylist Marseya 'Slay' Ochoa of HBFS. The conflict stems from a promotional agreement where Abraham and her 17-year-old daughter Sophia were to receive complimentary hair styling services in exchange for social media promotion. However, the collaboration quickly unravelled, leading to accusations and viral online drama.
Twelve-Hour Detangling Session Sparks Social Media War
The controversy erupted after Ochoa spent an extensive twelve hours detangling and coloring Abraham's severely matted hair extensions. Following the appointment, Ochoa took to Instagram, sharing photos and videos of Abraham's pre-styled hair with a warning caption: 'If Farrah Abraham asks you to do her hair - DON'T DO IT. I PROMISE IT'S NOT WORTH IT.'
Abraham fired back, labelling Ochoa a 'trash hairdresser' and accusing her of throwing an online tantrum. The reality star maintained she had clearly communicated she couldn't post about the collaboration until Monday, four days after the styling session. Despite the acrimony, Ochoa successfully transformed Abraham's hair in time for Sophia's prom.
Viral Footage and Fan Reactions Amplify the Feud
Video footage of Abraham's matted hair circulated widely on social media, provoking strong reactions from viewers:
- One fan described it as 'the crustiest hair I've ever seen'
- Another commented: 'Ew! Sorry you had to touch her rat's nest for free'
- A third questioned: 'Why the f**k was her hair like that before?'
- A fourth joked it looked 'dragged through hell and back'
Notably, Abraham later shared an Instagram post thanking other beauty professionals for her and Sophia's prom looks, conspicuously omitting any mention or tag of Ochoa.
Abraham's Controversial Career Path and Legal Troubles
Abraham rose to fame on MTV's 16 & Pregnant in 2008 before joining Teen Mom for seven seasons. Her departure from the show followed her entry into the adult entertainment industry, including:
- Appearing in the 2013 sex tape Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom
- Making strip club appearances and selling molds of her genitals as sex toys
- Becoming a top OnlyFans creator, claiming multimillionaire status
Beyond reality television, Abraham has participated in numerous shows including Couples Therapy, Botched, and Celebrity Big Brother. She authored the New York Times bestseller My Teenage Dream Ended and recently announced political ambitions to run for Mayor of Austin.
Her legal history includes:
- A 2022 arrest for battery after a scuffle with a Hollywood bar security guard, resolved through a diversion program
- A 2018 arrest for allegedly hitting a Beverly Hills Hotel employee, resulting in lifetime banning, two years probation, and mandatory anger management classes
Daily Mail has contacted Abraham for comment regarding the hairstylist dispute, while Ochoa confirmed the details of the twelve-hour styling session and subsequent fallout.
