Farrah Abraham has responded to critics who condemned her for wearing a revealing outfit while posing in front of the pyramids of Giza during a trip to Egypt with her daughter Sophia for her 17th birthday. The former reality television star said she was unconcerned by the backlash and claimed that no one at the historic site, including local women, expressed any objections to her attire.

Photos of Abraham in a backless outfit with a sheer skirt sparked criticism online, with some arguing that visitors should dress modestly out of respect for local customs in the predominantly Muslim country. Others also criticized images of Abraham and her daughter riding camels and horses, alleging mistreatment of the animals.

Abraham defended her choice of clothing, saying people should be free to dress according to personal style, religion, or for fun, and that mutual respect is important when traveling. The trip also included the pair getting matching hieroglyphic tattoos, which Sophia described as symbolizing eternal love and life.

The controversy adds to previous criticism Abraham has faced over parenting decisions involving her daughter, including allowing her to get tattoos and facial piercings at a young age. Despite the backlash, Abraham has continued to share moments from their trip and defend her actions publicly.