Farrah Abraham Accused of Not Paying Hairstylist: Breaking Down the Drama

Teen Mom alum Farrah Abraham is facing controversy after a hairstylist alleged she left a 12-hour appointment for herself and daughter Sophia without paying or promoting the salon as promised.

Salon owner @hairbyfknslay's claims quickly circulated online on April 13, 2026, leading Abraham to address the allegations with her own take on the situation.

Us Weekly is breaking down Farrah Abraham's salon drama below:

What Happened Before Farrah Abraham's Stylist Spoke Out

Farrah Abraham visited Marseya McAnally, a hairstylist based in Fort Worth, Texas, to get her and her daughter, Sophia, prom-ready.

McAnally - a.k.a Slay - said they were planning on doing a social media collaboration in which Abraham would promote her salon and the stylist behind it all by sharing before-and-after photos. McAnally began by teasing who her new client was on April 13, 2026.

Abraham was accused of showing up to her appointment two hours late with matted hair. McAnally said that she and her team got to work for 12 hours on Abraham and her daughter, Sophia, and didn't finish up until midnight.

There was apparently a disagreement between Abraham and McAnally, so the MTV alum allegedly refused to credit the stylist or tag her at all in any content despite taking photos of the finished product. McAnally shared a photo of Abraham smiling once her hair was styled and curled.

"The way she paid $0 and did 0 marketing," McAnally captioned a video of herself addressing the drama.

Abraham said playing "the victim card is pathetic" in another statement posted via Instagram Stories. "Free coloring IS NOTHING. Poor you party."

"Happy you did not do my daughter's hair & happy I met 2 other amazing moms who enjoyed working with us," she continued. "Tell your man to stop buying $$ on my 18+ up online platforms."

Abraham also posted a series of photos of herself and Sophia dressed up and ready for prom.

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This story was originally published April 14, 2026 at 12:18 PM.