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Fans Slam Farrah Abraham After Forgetting Daughter in a Store

Teen Mom OG star Farrah Abraham is no stranger to controversy. But her latest post to social media […]

Teen Mom OG star Farrah Abraham is no stranger to controversy. But her latest post to social media has irked fans and followers after a comment she made about leaving her daughter in a store.

Abraham took to Instagram last week with hopes to promote a product called “Focus Factor,” that touts itself “America’s #1 Brain Health Supplement” and “clinically proven” as a patented brain health supplement.

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However, fans were not too “focused” on the product as they were more concerned about her story in the caption that had her revealing she once left her 8-year-old daughter, Sophia Laurent, in the store.

“Ladies (and men!) Ever returned to your car and realized you’ve left your child in the store! Omg, this happened once, but since starting on [Focus Factor] Extra Strength there’s no way that will happen!” she wrote. “This stuffs (sic) improved my concentration, memory and focus MAJORLY! you know I’m momma #1, this gal is getting Sh– done!”

Fans were quick to point out her language contradicted that of the advertisement as one fan wrote, “You’re telling the entire world that you NEED some [bulls–t] pills to REMEMBER YOU HAVE YOUR DAUGHTER WITH YOU WHEN YOU GO OUT TO A STORE?”

The fan continued, “Wow. Don’t have anymore children please until you become an actual responsible adult.”

Another fan poked fun at Abraham with sarcasm, writing, “‘My co-stars should learn from me’ (forgets child in store),” while another user wrote, “She forgets her kid in a store then says she’s a mom first, ok.”

Abraham didn’t reply to the fans nor address the arguments, but instead posted the next day video of her daughter with their family pony, followed by another advertisement, but this time for “Chick by Glossy,” a members-only tween fashionista line with a promotional image of her daughter.

Fans again were quick to criticize her, stating the child looked “unhappy” and was “too young” to be wearing makeup.