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Farrah Abraham sends cease-and-desist letter to Vivid    Entertainment to halt sex tape release

The most recent improvement in the Farrah Abraham-James Deen sex tape carnival is that the Teen Mom star has altered her opinion and doesn't need the tape to be generated all things considered. 

On Monday, TMZ addresses Steve Hirsch, the originator and co-administrator of Vivid Entertainment porn generation association, who appeared to be eager about the tape's best-advertising potential. 

Hirsch stated, "It's astonishing ... and I'm doing everything in my energy to get the rights to put it out." 

Then again, TMZ upgraded the story today, reporting that Abraham's legal advisor sent a quit it letter cautioning Hirsch not to make any more moves towards discharging the tape. 

The letter peruses, "Ms. Abraham holds proprietorship rights in this film and any unlawful behavior could encroach on those rights." 

Abraham had been gradually backtracking on the sex tape all through the week. 

She reluctantly affirmed the tape's being on Monday, yet then let us know Weekly on Wednesday that she was disturbed that her co-star, Deen, hadn't held it on the down flat. 

"In the wake of seeing James talking about my individual film as a porn and not indeed reaching me before running his mouth, I need to state I am exceptionally baffled," Abraham stated. 

She proceeded, "I needed my particular individual film made and photographs taken for myself. At the time I am more seasoned I will have my best year to think again on. I'm blissful to see my 21st year be finished." 

Prior this nighttime, Abraham took to Twitter to state that she is dead set to vacate this disaster with some pride. 

She tweeted: "I'm setting off to overlook all the untruths, all the disdain, all the discourteous individuals who need 2 make the most of me, have a fabulous time profiting off me."