The MTV series 16 And Pregnant and the subsequent series titled Teen Mom is a documentary-like series that first aired in 2009 on June 11 and has since had many seasons and sequels to follow it. Each episode of the series focuses on different girls for 5-7 months as they navigate the struggle of teen pregnancy and "life after labor." The show's initial idea was to promote the prevention of teen pregnancy but, with many girls behaving outrageously and recklessly throughout the series, the show has become one of the most controversial on MTV. Maci Bookout, 16, is a junior in high school from Chattanooga, Tennessee, she is 16 years old and pregnant. Before the birth, the episode focuses on her boyfriend Ryan Edwards' Farrah Abraham, who on the show is usually seen chasing boys, arguing with her mother and sister, and almost neglecting her responsibilities as a mother (find the details). He lets his daughter “do her thing while she does hers.” Her life after 16 years and pregnancy isn't much different. . "In the last year and a half, former Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham has released two adult films, been kicked off 'Teen Mom,' appeared in Couples Therapy (solo), sold a line of sex toys and she was criticized for not taking care of her daughter, among other things.” (Majesk) But the thing about Farrah is that she doesn't regret it at all. Farrah can be seen as the antithesis of Maci her popularity to make a name for herself instead of helping other teenage girls. She recently made her singing debut at 340 Nightclub in Pomona, California, and was cast in the movie "Axeman II: Overkill", and is currently working on her "porn career" It can be said that Farrah, aka "16 & Pregnant's most irresponsible star", and others like her, are one of the main reasons why 16 & Pregnant has a bad name and a reputation for being the show that breeds some of the most Undeserving young stars Maci, who didn't, is now the mother of a five-year-old son. However, she proactively speaks out about preventing teen pregnancy to help other girls. Yet some of the girls who come out of the show don't always leave with the best intentions or become great role models. Like Ferrah, who used the show to achieve fame. The show has also caused conflict due to the fact that most of the series is fake or remade and edited to appear real. Be that as it may, teen pregnancies in the United States have progressively declined in recent years and continue to decline, although no one can identify whether this is causal or correlational. Even so, one thing remains: 16 & Pregnant is still one of MTV's most controversial shows today