Hey you guys and welcome to another episode of Justice Hib.

Before we begin with my next guest, I want to warn everybody before you listen that some of the topics we discuss may be a trigger for some.

While it may be hard to hear and I don't blame you if you want to turn away, but just know it's a powerful conversation. So without further ado,

please welcome teen mom and bestselling author and entrepreneur. I mean, this woman has done

everything in Hollywood. Please welcome Farah Abraham.

I'm so excited to have you here, you guys.

I'm sitting with Farah Abraham, a woman who has been in the public eye for how many years now?

I don't know.

It's going to make me old if I say, so.

It's so crazy because I remember the last time I interviewed you, one of my producers said to me, you know, she's always so defensive in interviews, like, be careful.

And, you know, I looked at her and I said, of course she's always defensive interviews.

I feel like the press just wants to come for her all the time, every time.

What was it like being so young in this new environment and having, you know,

everyone throwing knives at you at one time?

Yeah.

I think that's such a good way, I guess, to start off with.

I mean, you know, being young, I don't think was the issue.

I think others really not, I guess, allowing my narrative

as like the girl of who I was to just be heard. And I think that's what makes people

defensive. If I'm not right or if I'm wrong, just let me know. But if people are not heard

for who they are or what they're trying to achieve or their core,

they get very defensive.

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