Farrah Abraham is preparing to undergo another surgical procedure, though this time it is not for cosmetic enhancement. The 34-year-old former Teen Mom star has disclosed that she is suffering from a degenerative disc disease in her jaw, which has rendered her unable to open her mouth fully.
During an appearance on the adult industry podcast Pillow Talk, Abraham admitted she was reluctant to have further surgeries but felt she had no alternative. 'I can't use my jaw. I can't open my mouth up normally,' she explained. Adding a touch of humour, she said, 'I would like to just open my mouth for a hotdog, okay.'
When host Ryan Pownall joked about her condition affecting her ability to perform oral sex, Abraham retorted, 'I would crush everybody's you-know-whats!'
Abraham, who rose to fame on MTV's 16 & Pregnant and later Teen Mom, has become well-known for her extensive cosmetic surgery history. She had her first breast augmentation at age 19, shortly after giving birth to her daughter Sophia in 2010. Since then, she has undergone multiple procedures, including two more breast augmentations, a rhinoplasty, chin implant (later removed), butt injections, lip and facial fillers, and a vaginal rejuvenation.
Speaking to the Daily Mail last year, Abraham revealed she has spent approximately $50,000 on lip fillers alone, with her total cosmetic surgery expenditure reaching between six and seven figures. She refers to her physique as a 'million-dollar body.'
Despite her extensive cosmetic history, Abraham expressed a desire for further invasive procedures. 'Blepharoplasty is calling my name,' she said, referring to eyelid surgery. She is also considering a 'light facelift' as a preventative measure. 'I'm all about preventative. People need to not shy away from that. And I'm in my 30s and that's what's up for 30-year-olds,' she explained.
Abraham's career in adult entertainment began with the 2013 sex tape Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom. She later became a top creator on OnlyFans, Playboy, and Fansly, achieving multimillionaire status. She has also appeared on reality shows like Couples Therapy, Botched, and Celebrity Big Brother, and authored the New York Times bestseller My Teenage Dream Ended.
