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Arts and Entertainment

Farrah Abraham Wants To Make A Pole Dancing Exercise Video

By  Jessica P. Ogilvie
Published May 2, 2013 11:00 PM
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Lest you think that Farrah Abraham was out of the public eye for a bit following the sale of her sex tape, think again -- the former "Teen Mom" star is now making news for her plans to make a pole dance exercise video.

TMZ reports that Abraham was spotted at a polercise class in Austin, TX over the weekend, and that the video she's thinking of making would be for new moms.

As an aside, it looks like the name of the studio she was dancing at is called "Brass Ovaries."

Anyway, in case you missed it, Abraham made a porn with James Deen that she originally claimed was a leaked sex tape, then sold to Vivid for nearly $1 million. Haters might hate, but you have to hand it to her -- Abraham knows what she's doing when it comes to capitalizing on her fame.

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