Rapper Bhad Bhabie is not here for critics of her social media photos.
Bhabie, 22, uploaded two photos to social media on Wednesday, March 4, in which she wore a low-cut black bodysuit with matching leggings as she posed outside a gas station. She shared one photo of the front of her body and another from the back while filling up her car with petrol.
The influencer’s image soon sparked discourse about her physique.
“I pray young women don’t follow these footsteps,” an X user wrote. “Value how you look and don’t ever betray your morals for money or attention.”
Others, for their part, claimed that Bhabie (real name Danielle Bregoli) had plastic surgery because she looked different. While the rap star has never publicly confirmed whether she had any work done, Bhabie did succinctly address the haters.
“I’m not suppose [sic] to feel pretty because of my cancer? OK smh,” Bhabie wrote via X several hours later on Wednesday.
Bhabie announced in November 2024 that she was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer, nearly eight months after giving birth to daughter Kali Love. (Bhabie shares her only child with on-off partner Le Vaughn.)
“I’m sorry my cancer medicine made me loose [sic] weight,” Bhabie wrote via her Instagram Stories at the time, referring to then-online criticism about her apparently thin frame. “I’m slowly gaining back. So, stop running [with] the worst narratives ????.”
Bhabie has kept most of her cancer battle private, sparking fan rumors that her diagnosis was a hoax.
“How dare you? [To say] my daughter would lie about something like that?” Bhabie’s mom, Barbara Bregoli, said in a November 2024 video shared via Instagram, denying the rumors. “I’ve had [breast cancer] twice. How dare you say my daughter’s faking this?”
Bhabie received “bad news” about her cancer late last month.
“Bad news from my doctor yesterday,” she tweeted on Saturday, February 28. “God has the last say so, not my cancer.”
Bhabie, who did not share further updates on her health, has been famous since 2016 when she appeared on a Dr. Phil segment called, “I Want to Give Up My Car-Stealing, Knife-Wielding, Twerking 13-Year-Old Daughter Who Tried to Frame Me for a Crime.”
“Catch me outside, that’s what I always do and they never catch me,” Bhabie said, pronouncing “catch” like “cash” when she explained her wild antics. “‘Ain’t nobody gonna catch me. … Cash me outside, how ‘bout dat?”
Bhabie was subsequently nicknamed the “Cash Me Outside Girl,” which she leveraged into a music career.
