Farrah Abraham's Daughter Sophia, 16, Reveals Major Stomach Tattoo

Farrah Abraham's daughter is marking a major milestone—just in time for Halloween.

Sophia Abraham, 16, debuted six black bats—three inked on either side of her abdomen—in an Oct. 8 TikTok alongside the Teen Mom alum.

"We have a surprise for you guys," she captioned her Oct. 8 TikTok video. "I got my first tattoo!"

Sophia's TikTok was framed as a mock pregnancy announcement, showing Farrah mouthing the words "Oh my God!" after the teen lifted up her shirt to show off her tats.

The former MTV star commented on the clip, "Thank god."

Sophia's multi-part first tattoo is not her first body art. In 2023, Farrah allowed her to get six facial and ear piercings for her 14th birthday.

"@sophialabraham HAPPY 14th Birthday!" Farrah wrote on TikTok in 2023. "#snakebite & #earlobe piercing party! 6 piercings later #snakebitepiercings you match your snake...can you even eat your cake?"

Farrah, who welcomed Sophia with late boyfriend Derek Underwood in 2009, has formed a close bond with her daughter in recent years. In fact, as the reality star recently shared, she's putting in the work to give Sophia a bright future.

"I still go to therapy to this day because I really do want to pick better friends," she told E! News in September. "I want to pick better people today. I want to have great people around my daughter."

"My daughter's 16 now and I know that she will not be around people who could harm her in any shape, way or fashion," Farrah continued, "because she will be looking for indicators and using her tools to prevent those people from ruining her career, ruining her future."

Farrah also shared how she has candid conversations with young people, including Sophia, about topics such as sexual health, despite not having the same support growing up.

"I think my own life was sex ed class, to be honest with you," she said. "I speak about my life to other teenagers about when I was younger, and so I really just believe in, 'Hey, these are kind of my experiences.'"

"The good and the bad is something that everybody needs so that they have a contrast to understand what they want to choose and why they want to choose it," she added. "I just really knew from no one being there for me, that I want to step up and I want to be there for my daughter."

Farrah and Sophia aren't the only mother-daughter duo showcasing their bond, read on for more sweet moments between celebs and their kids.