Currently working as a Palazio Gentlemen's Club stripper, Farrah Abraham recently blasted the upcoming reunion season of MTV's "Teen Mom."

"I don't think it will be as great without me. I personally won't be watching," Abraham told Life & Style.

Claiming MTV made a big mistake not including her in the "Teen Mom" reunion, Abraham said she does not need the money anyway unlike the returning cast.

"Some of the moms on the show still need that. Fortunately for me, I have other ways of making money. I can't keep doing the same things year after year," Abraham said.

While critics slammed her for her stripping gig in Austin, Abraham told Radar Online "Palazio Gentlemen's Club has shown me and other women how we should be respected, treated and cared for and not to settle for less.

"The owner, management and staff have all been caring and wonderful to work with," Abraham said adding that the club loved how "hardworking and focused" she was so they offered her "a $544,000 agreement to be celebrity house feature."

On the other hand, "Teen Mom" alums Amber Portwood, Catelynn Lowell and Maci Bookout are confirmed to return for the reunion season, Fox News has learned.

Meanwhile, Abraham confirmed she and Lowell buried the hatchet at the "Couples Therapy" reunion. Also, she denied the rumors Portwood, Lowell and Bookout did not want her to be in the reunion season.

"No one ever said they wished I would not be back," Abraham said.

Originally, Abraham worked at the strip club to do research for "new movie parts I hope to get and lock in" until it turned into a longer gig, which she is "excited" about.

"I've learned that this industry has class, strength, and has taught me life skills to better myself for my daughter's future. I'm thankful and shocked that my job shadowing has led me to another amazing opportunity," Abraham explained.

According to Palazio Gentlemen's Club manager BeBe Montgomery, Abraham was first hired as a waitress until she "decided to switch to dancing."

"It benefits everybody. It's really fun," Montgomery said.