Courtney Stodden ‘Reality’ Song Debut Cancelled; Abbey Gay Bar Says 18-Year-old Teen Bride ‘Wasn’t A Fit’ [VIDEO]

Courtney Stodden, the 18-year-old teen bride of "Lost" alum Doug Hutchison, had a lot to be grateful for this Thanksgiving. The multi-talented teen was set to make her live singing debut on Wednesday, Nov. 21 at the famous West Hollywood gay bar, The Abbey. Stodden took to her Twitter less than 24 hours ago to share the good news, but now it appears The Abbey had a change of heart.

Preparing to perform "Reality," an original song she released this past April, news outlets are now reporting that her gig has been cancelled! According to RumorFix, a rep for The Abbey revealed exclusively to them that, "Courtney was scheduled to perform at The Abbey, but ultimately, was wasn't a fit for the venue."

However, Stodden's momager, Krista Keller, seems to be singing a bit of a different tune to E! news. Keller revealed that, "It was too much for the Abbey to handle, too much press and controversy." The good news, however, is that Stodden isn't torn up about the situation!

"Courtney's not disappointed," her mom continued. "She rolls with the punches."

More theories surrounding the cancellation of Stodden can be pinned to SBE, the massive entertainment group that owns The Abbey.

"The reasons for the cancellation provided by SBE are a mystery to us and based on fear, in our opinion," Stodden's rep, Jim Stralkowski, said in a statement. "Courtney Stodden has a huge gay fan base and truly loves and adores everyone in the community. At this time, Courtney is heartbroken and we are currently seeking alternate opportunities for Courntey to make her debut club performance in West Hollywood."
While fans wait for Stodden's "Reality" performance to be rescheduled, we can pass the time by listening to her YouTube version of the song. Check it out below.