Farrah Abraham slammed for letting her 14-year-old daughter get six piercings
Farrah Abraham has been criticised for letting her 14-year-old daughter get six piercings.
In what was supposed to just be a birthday gift to Sophia, the Teen Mom star has received backlash for uploading a TikTok of the pair in a tattoo parlour.
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Mum Farrah filmed Sophia, who was dressed in a black hoodie, getting two snakebite piercings on her bottom lip and two new piercings on each ear.
She captioned the post: "HAPPY 14th Birthday! #snakebite & #earlobe piercing party!
"6 piercings later #snakebitepiercings you match your snake. Can you even eat your cake?"
However, some viewers were not best pleased with the video, with one person commenting: "I would have not been allowed back into my school if I showed up with 6 piercings at that age!
"I think this is a bit too intense and not completely age appropriate. She looks cute but fake ones would have gone a long way as well..."
Another added: "Well of course she did, her mother is Farrah.
"Honestly if I had kid I’d let them get piercings but only nose, ears, and belly button.
"Face holes never fully heal up and those Monroe’s or snake bite scars look gnarly."
A third argued: "I don’t have a problem with piercing but I do have a problem with her mother posting this video to her audience of creeps. Really irresponsible to post."
A fourth said: "One thing is letting her dress to express her self but allowing piercings like this at only 14 she’s still a baby!"
Although not everyone was so outraged with the video, as one supporter said: "14 already…wow! I just know time is flying by for you mama.
"Thank you for sharing y’all’s journey. It’s been amazing to watch."
A second agreed: "I seriously love that she has this fun, free, opportunity to express herself like this!!! This is amazing!!"
While a third thought: "I wish I was as cool as Sophia!! She is gorgeous. Good job mama."
Another added: "This made me teary, love she is able to express herself and have such a supportive mother."
Anish Vij