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A Piece Of Porn History: Farrah Abraham's Used Bikini Is For Sale On eBay
If you were feeling like watching Farrah Abraham get naked and have sex didn't bring you close enough to the former "Teen Mom" star, now you can buy the clothes right off her back.
The bikini that Abraham wore in ads for a bathing suit line called "Poolside Collection" is now listed on eBay, and bidding has gone up to $820.00. It's a pink rhinestone number, fully encrusted with faux gems on the bottom.
On the auction site, the bikini is listed as "used" and the "authentic worn bikini":
"Farrah's bikini...straight off her body and into your hands!"
According to TMZ, that means that that fucker hasn't been washed since Abraham wore it:
In fact, we're told the bikini shows overt signs of wear, including fake tan stains and glitter from Farrah's body lotion.
The shot of Abraham in the bikini made the cover of her porn, "Backdoor Teen Mom."
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