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Q&A With Farrah Abraham, Discusses Signature Line and Reality TV Persona

Farrah Abraham is no wallflower when it comes to reality TV and her explosive stint on “Celebrity Big Brother” has divided opinion on the Stateside starlet. She’s appeared in “16 and Pregnant,” “Teen Mom,” as well as “Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom” — her salacious 2013 sex tape. Her latest venture — a Topco novelty sex toy range — is packed with bold pleasure products for men and women, and Farrah says she designed it to “make the world a better place.” Retailer Simply Pleasure is stocking seven toys from the range, including the Farrah Abraham inflatable doll, a raunchy rabbit with rotating balls as well as a G-spot vibrator and a three-speed bullet for portable pleasure. Simply Pleasure chatted to Farrah about some of her favorite toys from the new novelty collection.

Simply Pleasure: Tell us a little bit about your toy range, what inspired you to get involved with it?

I don’t seek validation from anybody but myself. I always keep it positive and ignore the haters. Regardless what people say, at the end of the day I am a mother and a business woman. -Farrah Abraham

Farrah Abraham:The Farrah Abraham sex toy collection really has something for everybody. No matter how sexually adventurous you are, my collection features everything from a three-speed vibrating bullet to a Cyberskin grip-on stroker! I wanted to create the collection because I wanted to make the world a better place by helping others. It’s safe sex! Whether you are making love to yourself or adding some excitement to your relationship, my products make people very happy which in turn makes the world a better place! The collection inspires people to push their sex life to the limit and that’s what life is all about, taking risks and having fun.

Simply Pleasure: What are some of your favorite toys in the collection and why?

Abraham: I absolutely love the 7x Vibrating Rabbit because of the intense orgasms it gives me. Complete with seven powerful vibrations and rotating beads, it’s guaranteed to hit your G-spot every time. It’s fun to use both alone and with a partner! Another one of my absolute favorites is my full-on vibrating pussy and ass molded from my very own body (this replica looks and feels like the real deal!) The detail on it is absolutely amazing. It also has vibration and pulsation functions to help you really take a load off your mind! *giggles*

Simply Pleasure: If someone was going to buy just one toy from the collection, what should it be?

Abraham: Definitely the Farrah Abraham Inflatable Doll With Cyberskin Pussy and Ass. Who wouldn’t want to take me everywhere with them? Let’s take a sexy selfie together or make a video of our own! The best part about it is that the “love tunnel” holes are tight and texturized for ultimate pleasure!

Simply Pleasure: You seem very in touch with your sexuality — what advice would you give couples or singles looking to spice up their sex life?

Abraham: Have fun! It’s completely normal to want to take your sex life up a notch and the Farrah Abraham collection features a variety of intimate entertainment products for users of all comfort levels. There’s nothing worse than boring, routine sex!

Simply Pleasure: You’ve been on plenty of reality shows, from “16 & Pregnant” to “Teen Mom,” “Botched” and “Couples Therapy” and a lot of your life has been played out on television . Public opinion isn’t always positive — how do you deal with that?

Abraham: I don’t seek validation from anybody but myself. I always keep it positive and ignore the haters. Regardless what people say, at the end of the day I am a mother and a business woman. I’m not concerned with the opinion of others because I love my life. My viewers always get the real me, 100 percent. Love me or hate me, I’m still gonna be Farrah!

Simply Pleasure: What else is on the cards for Farrah in terms of her career? What will we see her doing next?

Abraham: A little bit of everything. TV, new products, hosting, stay tuned!

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