Teen Mom: Family Reunion will feature Farrah Abraham’s return to the franchise after four years.

Not everyone is happy about seing the reality TV villain make a comeback, and that includes other members of the cast.

Apparently, things got so bad that the drama turned physical.

Over the weekend, Farrah claimed that her castmates carried out a “physical attack” and admonished them: “Don’t touch people.”

We actually shared news of this incident back in September.

At the time, word had it that Farrah had been involved in a Teen Mom brawl involving the throwing of furniture.

Now, Farrah has addressed the incident … albeit in her own, very Farrah sort of way.

On Sunday, December 5, Farrah Abraham spoke to TMZ about the Teen Mom: Family Reunion drama.

“I think I could walk through the door and drama’s gonna happen, sadly,” she speculated.

At the time, Farrah was walking beside her tween daughter, Sophia Abraham (whose hair is looking amazing by the way).

Reality television thrives off of verbal feuds.

In this case, Farrah reveals that things took a turn for the physical.

“I just warn others to keep their hands to themselves,” Farrah announced.

“Do not sneak attack a woman,” Farrah demanded, “and do not gang up on a woman.”

She explained that people should not be hostile in that manner “because I don’t handle that too well.”

“So,” Farrah said, “that’s kind of what happened to me.”

When asked to confirm if there was “physical drama” in the incident that she described, Farrah said “Yeah.”

“And I think people should not physically attack you,” she emphasized.

Farrah added: “especially after COVID and every other thing going on in the real world of news.”

“Don’t touch people,” Farrah admonished.

“I don’t live in the past,” she stated in the interview.

Farrah added: “I live in the future.”

This comes after Maci Bookout had already revealed that Farrah had conflict with “everyone, to be honest.”

Maci did not mention any alleged violence.

But, as we said, previous reports had already hinted at this.

Late this summer, it was reported that Farrah got into a physical altercation with multiple cast members.

They had not received any warning that she would be there.

The result was that they had a nasty shock when Farrah walked into the room.

Being shocked and angry at the sight of Farrah Abraham is extremely reasonable for anyone.

She is an infamously bad person, and having to interact with her — for work or otherwise — is a fate that we would not wish on anyone.

Not even on Farrah herself.

However, reports say that the response from some of her castmates was too physically aggressive to be justifiable.

Allegedly, furniture was thrown. That is dangerous, to Farrah and to innocents nearby.

While it sounds like this will be covered on the actual season, we hope that the must-watch drama does not serve to reward such behavior.

Despising Farrah is natural and justifiable. Attacking her is not.

That said, we are left wondering if there is more to the story, and what the ultimate context may be.

In the mean time, we won’t hold our breath for Farrah to change her behavior to become better liked. She will seemingly never change.

Debra Danielson claims to have the answer to the question being asked by Teen Mom fans everywhere:

WHY?!?

Why, four years after she left MTV amid an adult video-themed scandal, was Farrah Abraham asked to return?

Why does she play a (combative)…

This particular week has been full of so much weird news that it’s hard to keep track of it all.

Not only is Farrah Abraham returning to Teen Mom, she’s actually talking sense here and there. Who would have thought?

Obviously, good behavior never lasts long with her.

It turns out that Farrah got into a physical altercation with multiple Teen Mom castmates almost immediately.

Sometimes, we can all exaggerate, referring to a shove as a “brawl” because it felt so dramatic at the time.

Not this time.

Farrah Abraham had furniture thrown at her.

What’s especially is that this didn’t go down at any kind of Reunion, where you might expect long-simmering tensions to boil over.

Instead, this happened at first sight.

A lot of people really, truly do not like Farrah Abraham. See? It’s not just us.

Okay, let’s start at the beginning.

MTV is doing a Teen Mom spinoff, comprised of Teen Mom OG, Teen Mom 2, and Teen Mom: Young & Pregnant alums.

Farrah’s new castmates were hanging out at a hotel in San Diego County and attending therapy.

Here’s the kicker: they had no idea that Farrah would be darkening their doorways.

This wasn’t an oversight on production’s part.

They wanted everyone else to get together and hang out with no inkling that Farrah would be part of the cast.

The good folks at The Ashley’s Reality Roundup spoke to an inside source and convinced them to spill.

“The producers didn’t tell the other cast that Farrah was coming,” the insider confirmed.

The source explained that production kept this need-to-know “because they wanted a big reaction.”

If they wanted a big reaction, that’s exactly what they got.

“Everyone was absolutely pissed when they found out about Farrah,” the insider described.

“Words were said,” the source shared. Yes, we can certainly imagine so.

“One of the ‘Teen Mom OG’ girls actually flipped some furniture in anger,” the insider revealed.

“Another girl threw something [toward Farrah],” the source detailed.

“And,” the insider continued, “it hit a different cast member on accident.”

“It was complete chaos,” the source characterized the situation.

If you’re trying to work out who it was exactly who was clashing with Farrah on that level … it’s not as obvious as you might be imagining.

According to the report, the two people involved in the physical side of things haven’t really fought with Farrah in the past.

But you don’t have to personally feud with Farrah in order to dislike her.

One can simply know anything about her. That gets the job done pretty well.

Farrah has a heart full of malice and has been known to spew racist, cruel statements at the slightest provocation.

Of course, this always could have been worse.

The spinoff could have included Jenelle Evans, which crosses the line of basic decency.

Yes, even for reality television.

Jenelle is a terrible person an a horrible mom.

Her husband, David Eason, is a monster.

We wish that we could be surprised that MTV considered that, but we’ll settle for being disgusted.