Teen Mom is an American reality television series broadcast by MTV.
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11 Facts About Teen Mom
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Teen Mom started seeing a therapist to discuss the rocky relationship with her family, because she could not cope with her mothers actions as well as dealing with her emotions regarding Underwood and his death.
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Teen Mom published her autobiography, My Teenage Dream Ended in August 2012.
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Teen Mom explained her choice to return to the adult entertainment industry was in conflict with the overall message of Teen Mom.
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Teen Mom had aspirations to go away to college with her friends after she graduated from high school, but her dreams are now on hold as she struggles to take care of Bentley, take online courses at the local state college, and maintain her relationship with Ryan, Bentley's father.
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Teen Mom speaks at local high schools about the challenges of teen pregnancy.
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Teen Mom used to be a self-declared party girl, but now discovers she has little time to do anything besides take care of Leah.
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Teen Mom had a younger sister, Candace, who died of SIDS when Amber was 5.
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Teen Mom was held without bond in Madison County Jail until her January 27,2012, hearing on both charges, at which she entered a guilty plea and the court scheduled a sentencing hearing for February 6 of that year.
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Teen Mom revealed that she has been released from jail early due to good behavior and now has her GED.
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Teen Mom has established an organization to help teens stay off drugs.
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