Farrah Abraham's daughter is hitting a major milestone right in time for Halloween. Sophia Abraham, now 16, made quite the entrance on TikTok on October 8th, flaunting six black bat tattoos—three inked on each side of her abdomen—alongside her mother, the former "Teen Mom" star. "We've got a surprise for you all," she captioned her TikTok video from that day. "I got my first tattoo!"
Sophia's TikTok was cleverly crafted as a mock pregnancy reveal, with Farrah dramatically mouthing, "Oh my God!" as the teenager lifted her shirt to unveil her new ink. The former MTV sensation weighed in on the clip, commenting, "Thank god."
This multi-part tattoo isn't Sophia's inaugural foray into body art. Back in 2023, Farrah gave her the green light to get six facial and ear piercings for her 14th birthday. "@sophialabraham HAPPY 14th Birthday!" Farrah gushed on TikTok in 2023. "#Snakebite & #earlobe piercing extravaganza! Six piercings later, #snakebitepiercings—you even match your snake... Can you still enjoy your cake?"
Farrah, who welcomed Sophia with her late boyfriend Derek Underwood in 2009, has forged an unbreakable bond with her daughter in recent years. In fact, as the reality TV star recently revealed, she's going the extra mile to secure a bright future for Sophia. "I still attend therapy sessions to this day because I'm determined to surround myself with better friends," she confided to E! News in September. "I aim to choose better company now. I want to have exceptional people around my daughter."
"My daughter's 16 now, and I'm confident she won't associate with anyone who could harm her in any way, shape, or form," Farrah continued. "She'll be vigilant, using her instincts and tools to prevent those individuals from derailing her career or jeopardizing her future."
Farrah also opened up about her candid discussions with young people, including Sophia, on topics like sexual health, despite not receiving the same support during her own upbringing. "To be honest, my life has been a sex education class," she admitted. "I share my experiences with other teenagers from my younger years, believing in the power of, 'Hey, these are my stories.'"
"Both the good and the bad are essential for everyone to grasp, providing a contrast that helps them understand their choices and why they make them," she added. "From having no one there for me, I knew I had to step up and be there for my daughter."
