Seven years after her departure from MTV’s “Teen Mom,” Farrah Abraham is set to embark on a new and somewhat unexpected career path: stand-up comedy. Known for her various ventures, including adult entertainment, podcasting, and singing, Abraham is venturing into comedy for the first time next month. Her debut performance is scheduled for Thursday, March 13, at Spearmint Rhino, a gentlemen’s club in New York City, where her set will be appropriately themed “Diary of a Teen Mom.”

Abraham expressed immense excitement about this new endeavor in an Instagram video announcing the news. She confidently declared her readiness to “take all those comedy awards” and even teased ambitions for “a Grammy next year,” showcasing her characteristic boldness. In the same video, the “Celebrity Big Brother” alum also took a jab at former “Teen Mom” co-stars Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra, warning them not to show up as they did at her celebrity boxing match, which she described as “awkward.”

Justifying her foray into comedy, Abraham asserted her unique qualifications for the stage. “A lot of the guys in comedy, they always talk about, like, if they were a porn star, if they had [OnlyFans], but baby, I’ve been there, done that, got the T-shirt,” she insisted, emphasizing her firsthand experience in the adult entertainment industry as a source of “credibility” for her comedic material. This statement suggests that her stand-up routine will likely be unreserved and draw heavily from her well-documented life experiences.

In her social media post, Abraham captioned the announcement with, “I’m thrilled to share that I’m making my stand-up comedy debut—because let’s be honest, my life has ALWAYS been a show!” She further enticed potential audience members by teasing an “exclusive meet & greet” after the show. This post-performance interaction would include photo opportunities and even “a fun lap dance,” indicating that her debut will combine traditional stand-up elements with a touch of her signature provocative style.

Farrah Abraham’s firing from “Teen Mom” in 2017 was directly attributed to her work in the adult entertainment industry. Now, it appears that this past will not only be acknowledged but fully embraced and integrated into her new comedic act. Her decision to perform at a gentlemen’s club and her frank statements about her adult entertainment background suggest that her stand-up show will be a no-holds-barred exploration of her life, promising a performance where nothing is off-limits.