There’s more “Teen Mom” family drama on the horizon.
Series star Farrah Abraham and the grandmother of her 21-month-old daughter, Sophia, are fighting over visitation rights.
Stormie Clark, whose late son, Derek, is Sophia’s father, was denied visitation rights to her granddaughter by an Iowa judge, but she’s determined to keep fighting.
“I’m not giving up,” Clark told gossip site Radaronline.com. “In the state of Iowa, in order to get grandparents rights, your child has to be deceased, and my son passed away.
Then, you have to have had a substantial relationship with the child. It’s not fair because I’m not able to [have a relationship] because of Farrah.”
Abraham gave birth to Sophia in 2008, two months before Derek, her on-again, off-again boyfriend, died in a car crash.
“The easiest thing to do would be to talk to Farrah and work this out. I am 110 percent willing to do that, but that’s not the case for her,” Clark said.
“Prior to trying to get visitation, I’ve tried to reach out to Farrah while she was pregnant, and she just ignored me.”
Clark said that Abraham has changed her phone number so that neither she nor her daughter, Kassy, who appeared during season 2 of “Teen Mom,” can call her, and that she doesn’t even know where Abraham lives.