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Farrah Abraham Masturbates To Her Own Sex Tape
It's been a while since we've had an update about the sexual comings and goings of Farrah Abraham, America's sweetheart favorite teen-mom-turned-porn-star.
So it's with great pleasure that we announce that Abraham has gone public with the disturbing fact that she masturbates to her own sex tape, which, of course, isn't a sex tape that she ever intended for the world to see, even though she banked a solid $1.2 million for its release (happy coincidence!).
Abraham made this humble proclamation during an appearance on "The Howard Stern Show" after Stern's media guy, JD Harmeyer, took her to task for being "everything wrong with entertainment, media and pop culture today."
First, Stern questioned her about whether she's really, really going to keep insisting that the tape that she made with porn actor James Deen was something that the two just happened to record together, and happened to leak, and happened to sell to Vivid (even though Deen has come out publicly saying that they deliberately made a porn):
Howard Stern: You're sticking with the story that James Deen and you had a private sex tape.. Farrah Abraham: It was very private.
HS: ...and that he leaked the tape.
HS: Do you masturbate to get through this? FA: I masturbate to like...yeah...
HS: To what?
FA: I, like, watch my own video
HS: You do?
FA: Yeah
HS: You watch that sex video and masturbate?
FA: I do.
HS: Wow.
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