Porn apparently "ruined" Farrah Abraham's life, but the former "Teen Mom" star is set to release another X-rated video on Feb. 13.
Vivid Entertainment announced on Thursday (Feb. 6) that they are releasing a sequel to Abraham's first video with adult superstar James Deen, which is called "Farrah 2: Backdoor and More."
News of the second porn video comes just a day after Abraham told In Touch magazine that she had been drugged and raped more than once after appearances at strip clubs and adult conventions placed her in unsafe situations.
It's a claim that doesn't seem to be sitting well with Vivid, as the company seems to be taking Abraham's allegations very personally. "[We] had no idea [Abraham would] turn around so abruptly and play us like this," the company explained in a press release. "Here's one big, ridiculous thing we don't pity her for: sociopath liar Farrah Abraham has a second (a second!) sex tape coming out quite quickly, and this time, it's no "fake" "leak" -- it's the real, raw, ridiculous deal, and it suits Farrah's underhanded personality herself."
A rep for the company told RadarOnline that the second porn video once again features Deen as Abraham's co-star, and it's not just extra footage from "Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom," but it's an entirely new video that features Abraham in various sex swings.
The release of the new porn video is surprising since the 22-year-old has claimed doing porn "ruined" her life, telling In Touch magazine in early January, "It made it hard to have friends and a private life and to trust family, who I feel use me for money. If I went back in time, I would not have done it. The sex tape ruined my life."
UPDATE: On last night's episode (Feb. 6) of "Couples Therapy," Abraham finally admitted that her first video with Deen was not a "leaked sex tape" that was intended for private use as she always claimed.
"I signed some sh-t away that I'm f--king against and I can't even talk about it because I signed this huge f--king contract," she told her therapist.
The next day in group therapy Abraham told the rest of the cast members, "You guys think that I'm purposefully and intentionally lying to you but it's like, you know, I have a lot to lose. So I would tell you the truth if I could, if it were safe. If it wasn't gonna f--k up my whole life, then I would tell you the truth."
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