'Teen Mom OG': Farrah Abraham splits with boyfriend Simon Saran

Farrah Abraham has kept mum about her relationship with her boyfriend Simon Saran, but on Saturday, June 13, the "Teen Mom OG" star confirmed on Twitter that she has broken up with the realtor.

The mother of one posted a picture of her and Saran kissing and captioned it, "Happy #NationalExDay to the best ex haha remember this moment." 

Saran was the 24-year old's first longtime boyfriend since she dated Derek Underwood, the father of her daughter Sophia. Underwood tragically passed away in a car accident while Abraham was eight months pregnant. Saran appeared in the new season of "Teen Mom OG," and during the last few episodes of the just-concluded season, Abraham let him know that she wanted them to be more serious and she even brought up the topic of engagement. 

Saran told her that he wanted to take two more years before deciding on the matter, but Abraham told him in one episode, "I'm not waiting to get engaged to you. That's for ugly girls, babe." 

After one instance when Abraham brought Saran to spend time with her daughter, many fans thought that the relationship was in jeopardy, and during the season finale, all of the "Teen Mom" stars' current and former partners appeared for the reunion special, but Saran was nowhere to be found. Instead, Abraham was accompanied by her mother Debra Danielson, who defended her against Maci Bookout's and Tyler Baltierra's criticisms. 

At the time, Abraham said that Saran may not get how it is to be a single parent, but "he understands more so now." 

Meanwhile, the realtor also took to his Instagram page to observe the breakup-based holiday in a post dedicated to Abraham. Saran posted a picture of him with the reality star and captioned it, "One for the Ex! Cheers! #NationalExDay." 

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