Vivid Offers Farrah Abraham $1 Mil to Prove Her 'Lies'

LOS ANGELES—Steven Hirsch is dangling $1 million before Farrah Abraham, the star of two of his celeb sex tapes, but the offer comes with one really big condition: The founder and co-chairman of Vivid Entertainment says Abraham can have the money only if she takes and passes a sanctioned polygraph test. According to Hirsch, “Farrah has seemingly made a cottage industry out of telling lies. She now says that she was drugged and raped more than once while she was promoting her first sex tape, Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom, last year.” In an announcement released today, the studio recounts that Abraham "says she surrounded herself with the 'wrong type of people' while making promotional appearances for Vivid to promote the tape at adult conventions and strip clubs." Hirsch responded, “We challenge Farrah to take our sanctioned polygraph test to prove whether or not she was telling the truth. If she passes the polygraph test, we will give her $1 million. “If not,” he added, “Farrah needs to publically state that she was not being truthful and agree to forego all future and past royalties on both of her tapes. We look forward to her response.” Hirsch said Farrah Abraham has 48 hours from this afternoon to respond to his challenge. Tick-tock. Vivid has distributed two movies featuring Abraham, Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom and Farrah 2: Backdoor and More, both of which are available at Vivid.com.