‘Teen Mom’ alum Farrah Abraham blasted as daughter, 14, gets lip piercings
Farrah Abraham is fine with her 14-year-old daughter Sophia’s lip piercings despite online backlash.
The “Teen Mom” alum treated her child to a “piercing party” for her birthday on Wednesday, which she documented via Instagram.
“Six piercings later … you match your snake,” the former reality star, 31, captioned footage of the teenager getting snakebite lip piercings, as well as ear piercings.
“Can you even eat your cake?” Abraham jokingly asked.
The former MTV personality’s social media followers expressed mixed feelings about the birthday gift.
“Teenage me wished my parents would have been okay with this. I love you supporting what makes her happy,” one user wrote.
Others, however, called Abraham “simply ridiculous” and “wild” for “thinking this is normal behavior.”
One of the model’s followers wrote, “I’m all for supporting your children and guiding them accordingly. but seriously — where is that line?!”
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Abraham defended her decision in a statement to In Touch Weekly on Wednesday.
“I won’t be shaming my daughter, I LOVE and support Sophia 100 percent on who and what she wants to become,” the “16 and Pregnant” alum wrote. “The mom shamers should recognize what some kids will grow out of and what they [will not].
“That’s part of a teen journey as I don’t have my belly button piercing anymore,” Abraham continued. “I have all the compassion for her as I wish I had as a teen.”
Last year, the actress similarly stood by Sophia’s decision to get her nose pierced.
“I would rather it be by a professional, sanitized and clean, than my teen sneaking off and doing it herself and getting an infection,” she told TMZ in February 2022.
Abraham, who also lets Sophia dye her hair, clarified at the time that she sees herself as more of a “loving parent” than a “cool mom.”
The “Couples Therapy” alum gave birth to Sophia in February 2009, two months after the little one’s father, Derek Underwood, died in a car accident.
Parents’ night out!
Marc Anthony and his pregnant wife, Nadia Ferreira, attended Univision’s Premio Lo Nuestro 2023 at the Miami-Dade Arena Thursday, marking their first red carpet outing since announcing they were expecting their first child together.
The Paraguayan model, 23, looked gorgeous and glowing in a blush-colored caped gown accessorized with dangling earrings and a matching necklace, and the “Need to Know” crooner, 54, cradled his spouse’s baby bump on the carpet.
“Baby’s first premios,” she captioned an Instagram Stories photo from the event.
Anthony — who performed with Maluma during the ceremony and took home the Tropical Album of the Year award for “Pa’lla Voy” — opted for a gray brocade jacket, black slacks and sunglasses, going sans shirt for the evening.
“Baby is happy too!” he captioned a sweet snap of Ferreira posing with his trophy backstage; she dropped three white hearts in the comments section.
The newlyweds announced they were expecting their first baby together — and Anthony’s seventh — on Valentine’s Day, only two weeks after their star-studded wedding.
“Best Valentine’s Gift Ever!!!” they captioned a joint Instagram post sharing the news and showing off their dazzling diamond rings.
Anthony and Ferreira wed on January 28 in Miami in a lavish ceremony attended by David Beckham, Salma Hayek and Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Ferreira stunned in a Galia Lahav lace gown, and Anthony looked smart in a Dior suit for the nuptials.
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The “I Need to Know” hitmaker is already a father to six children with three of his exes.
He shares twins Emme and Max, 15, with Jennifer Lopez.
He’s also dad to daughter Ariana, about 29, and son Chase, 27, with Debbie Rosado, and sons Cristian, 22, and Ryan, 19, with Dayanara Torres.
Queen Consort Camilla has selected the late Princess Diana’s “favorite” designer to create her coronation gown, according to reports.
British fashion designer Bruce Oldfield, who designed some of the late princess’ most recognizable gowns, was an “obvious choice” for Camilla, according to the Sun.
“Camilla has a very close friendship with Bruce spanning many years so in many ways it is the natural and obvious choice,” a source told the outlet.
“Camilla trusts Bruce because he has really delivered on dresses for so many important occasions recently for her.”
Oldfield developed a close friendship with the Queen Consort over the last few decades, which followed his decade-long friendship with Diana.
While Oldfield has yet to comment on the speculation, he previously told Daily Mail that he “gave Diana her glamour and Camilla her confidence.”
Page Six Style has reached out to Buckingham Palace for comment.
Camilla will be crowned alongside King Charles at the royal’s coronation ceremony this spring, set for May 6.
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The couple will travel to Westminster Abbey in the Gold State Coach together, be crowned together, and will appear on the Buckingham Palace balcony together, the palace announced last month.
Camilla will be the first royal consort crowned in nearly a century since George VI and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother took the throne in 1937.
Though he was considered a prince consort, Phillip followed tradition and was not crowned alongside Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 but instead knelt before her.
The crowning of Camilla will mark a massive break from tradition for the royal family. Camilla, who was famously initially rejected as the future queen by Queen Elizabeth, will become the first divorcée crowned as queen consort.
For his part, Charles is bucking tradition when it comes to his outfit.
Instead of wearing silk stockings and breeches — often worn for horse riding — reports suggest he will be wearing his military uniform on the big day.
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While Buckingham Palace has remained somewhat tight-lipped about the upcoming extravaganza, it did tease that the crowning will be a scaled-back affair.
The monarch said he will not require the six royal dukes to kneel before him to “pay homage” before touching the crown and kissing the monarch’s right cheek. Instead, only his son Prince William will perform the tradition.
Taking place at Westminster Abbey, the 74-year-old’s coronation will “reflect the monarch’s role today and look towards the future, while being rooted in long-standing traditions and pageantry,” the palace has previously said.
