Farrah Abraham Interview: 'Teen Mom' Talks Religion, Parents And Her New Restaurant

Farrah Abraham is opening up about her future plans and current relationships.

Although Abraham is busy promoting her new book, Celebrity Sex Tape: In The Making, that isn't all the former Teen Mom is doing. In fact, she has big plans to open a new restaurant in just a few months.

"It’s my own concept. It’s about having fresh and frozen cuisines and foods at this restaurant," Abraham said in an interview with Starcasm. "It’s very family friendly… It’s set to be open by October. I was hoping it was sooner, but this is ground-up, from scratch construction… I hope to open up a lot more of these and hopefully franchise this and move onto other endeavors and restaurants."

In addition to Abraham's career, she is also the mommy to 5-year-old Sophia, and while she has been criticized in the past because of her regular travels without the child, Abraham insists she is a great mom and gives herself a "10 out of 10" when it comes to parenting. She even got Sophia to give up her pacifier within the last few months. Unfortunately, Sophia still doesn't sleep in her own room. Instead, when her mother is in town, she sleeps in bed with her.

When she's not in town, Abraham's daughter spends time with her family, including her dad, Michael, and mom, Debra.

On episodes of Teen Mom, Abraham often feuded with her parents, but now that she has moved out of her mother's home in Iowa and into her own place in Austin, Texas, things have been much better between them.

"I just feel like our relationships are where they need to be," Abraham said. "I did a lot of work in therapy with them. Now it is what it is and I don’t think there is really any more work to be done there."

Abraham also spoke of her Christianity, claiming religion is a major part of her life.

"I have to say faith is a big part of my life," Abraham explained. "I'm not perfect, I think that's just life. There's really no perfect Christian. I go to church as often as possible and I have great Christian friends - and those aren't the ones who say they're Christian and then act like other."