TEEN Mom star Farrah Abraham has come under fire from fans furious she allowed her 11-year-old daughter to don "horrible" eerie make-up for her music video.
The proud-as-punch parent took to her Twitter page to reveal Sophia's debut single, Bestie Best Friend.
She urged her fans to re-Tweet the post as she gushed: "COUNT DOWN TIL WORLD PREMIERE OF
@SophiaLAbraham1st SINGLE! #bestiebestfriend."
The clip sees the schoolgirl sporting thick black eyeliner, blood red lipstick and smears across her cheeks.
Her eyebrows had been exaggerated with make-up while black icons had been drawn on her face too.
Sophia tells the camera: "My next song is inspired by a TikTok song," before she tells her mum she loves her.
Farrah then turned the camera onto herself and said: "I am going to green screen myself and say I love Sophia, she killed it."
Yet while the reality star may have been impressed by her daughter's quirky look and character, some of her Twitter followers were well and truly stunned.
One shocked social media user posted underneath: "Why do you have her looking like a deranged clown? What is wrong with you?"
Another wrote: "This is just HORRIBLE."
One mused: "Why did she like to dress so scary?"
Another followed up with the question: "What the hell are you doing to this poor child??"
A fan then rounded off with the quip: "Omg wtf!!! That is scarier than the coronavirus."
Previously Farrah told OK! Magazine how she balances support for her daughter with setting her boundaries.
Last month, The Sun Online exclusively reported how the 28-year-old was forced to defend her child's twerking in a video posted to TikTok.
Farrah said she posted the video to allow her daughter to “be a child”.
She told The Sun at ThinkBIG 2020 Conference presented by the Nazarian Institute, featuring host Dr. Sheila S. Nazarian on Saturday, January 11: “I said, ‘I don’t think that’s age appropriate because you’re twerking your booty’ and she’s like 'mom but all the kids are doing it.’
“I’m like, 'Okay I’ll try this for you, but I’m really not about it.'”
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