‘Teen Mom’ Farrah Abraham talks toga parties, porn

I had a shallow conversation with “Backdoor Teen Mom” Farrah Abraham about how she wants to show off a new line of adult products during a toga party at Ghostbar Dayclub on Saturday.

The reality TV star has been in the TMZ news lately, because she underwent some procedure to make her lips bigger. I didn’t ask about that.

I really just wanted to know why she hasn’t been in Vegas, lately, since she used to host parties at strip clubs and stuff.

“I just took a break. I guess I’m not that much of a partier anymore. It has to be a really, really intense, awesome party for me to show up,” Abraham said. “I’ve never hosted a toga party before, so I don’t know how magical it’s going to get, because I heard it’s pretty magical up there.”

Indeed.

She promised to show up to Saturday’s gig wearing an “extra unique” toga, possibly even a “ghost toga” (a good idea of synergy, I think), which she plans to craft together herself, and maybe add sandals, perhaps a headpiece.

“I might wear nothing under my toga that day. This is day life, so I might wear day-life underwear, because what do girls normally wear at nightlife venues? Nothing?”

Beats me. Anyone know the answer to that question?

She’ll also be at the porn convention for adult company Topco. (She has multiple appearances today at the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in the Hard Rock Hotel, and she’ll be a presenter at Saturday’s AVN porn awards.)

“There are going to be some special new products this week that we’re showing,” she said. “Hopefully, I’ll get to bring my new product to Ghostbar — a surprise.”

OK, Palms hotel, you should let her bring that stuff to the dayclub. I mean. These Farrah Abraham Days are always talked about. What’s to lose?

Also: She desires fan interaction.

“I feel like I don’t get enough time with the fans.”

She has a film coming out, “Axeman 2: Overkill,” and possibly TV work from several networks, “from, like, NBC, to MTV, to E!, VH1.”

Abraham said she’s lining up “brick-and-mortar” projects, too.

“I just can’t rush things, because I’m handling and juggling a lot of stuff currently. I think God has His own timing, and perfect timing, for that.”

Totally.

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