Farrah Abraham Claims She Is Going To Harvard University When She Can’t Even Spell It

Former Teen Mom Star Farrah Abraham is going to Harvard University, maybe, sorta, kinda… to be honest, the whole situation is pretty confusing. Just imagine how Abraham feels, because she can’t even spell “Harvard.”

Abraham, who was kicked off Teen Mom because she did an adult webcam show despite MTV’s orders not to, recently surprised fans by announcing that she is going to Harvard.

She updated her LinkedIn profile to say that she seeking a Master of Liberal Arts from Harvard. She claims to be attending their highly-renowned Creative Writing and Literature Graduate Program. This profile update was made on April 1st, but she didn’t seem to be joking.

It is very easy to fact-check someone’s university and that is exactly what the internet did in rapid fashion. She clapped back on TikTok at the time, and dismissed her doubters.

“Thanks for being a hater at someone getting their Masters at Harvard, you’re so funny.

“But you know what? Bank accounts don’t lie and neither does my baby.”

We’re not even sure what that means or what a bank account has to do with Harvard. Perhaps it means that Farrah is paying out of pocket because she was unable to attain an academic scholarship.

Needless to say, a ton of people doubted that Farrah Abraham actually attends Harvard. They are calling her out on Reddit and other social media platforms for forging her academic history.

On April 15th, Farrah shared on her Facebook that she “will start school at Havard University” this summer. Yes, she misspelled “Harvard.” That didn’t bode well for her claims of seeking such an esteemed form of higher education.

Fans are now calling Farrah Abraham out more than ever. She seems to be sticking to her story. Now she just needs to learn how to spell her story correctly.

We’ll have to see if Farrah Abraham can shut down her haters once again by showing of a Harvard (or Havard) diploma in a few years. We’ll put it this way, if Farrah is lying about this then she invested cash on a sweatshirt to pull it off. Stay tuned, scholars.