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Bhad Bhabie, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, responded to criticism of her appearance by telling her fans this week that she has been stricken with cancer.
The American rapper and previous viral phenomenon made the revelation to eliminate the ‘worst narratives’ surrounding her changing appearance.
When the 21-year-old Bregoli made an extraordinary appearance on Dr. Phil’s talk show at the age of 13, she became known as the “cash me outside” girl.
She has now followed a career in music and has achieved success on OnlyFans, where she disclosed that, shortly after turning 18, she earned an astounding £800,000 on her first day.
With over 15.8 million Instagram followers, it’s safe to say that the ‘Gucci Flip Flops’ rapper is more than a one-hit wonder in the world of superstars.
The celebrity’s appearance has changed in recent weeks, and many of her fans are scared and worried about it. They have joked about her eating habits and use of weight-loss drugs.
This caused the 21-year-old to post a health-related statement on social media on Thursday, November 7.
She was “slowly gaining it back” after sharing the following on her Instagram story: “I’m sorry my cancer medicine made me lose (sic) weight.”
One of her family members then confirmed the details to TMZ on Friday morning, November 8, and added that Bregoli is receiving medical attention.
Bregoli’s mother, Barbara Bregoli, also criticized trolls and bloggers for their remarks regarding the musician’s health update.
One gossip blogger received anger after saying she had “pulled a Lil Tay,” a viral sensation who was once embroiled in a phony death scandal.
“I pray to God one of your children never gets cancer,” Barbara replied to the Instagram post. I’ve gone through it twice. It’s not your place to say that my daughter is acting out.
The mother then opened out about her own experience with cancer and the medications she had to take.
She shared a photo of herself looking trim in a white skirt and black top, acknowledging that she too had to cope with the awful consequences of the illness. “For all those individuals commenting on cancer and cancer medications just bloating you, this was me one year after my first diagnosis,” she stated.
“Stop making assumptions!” she added in a brief message to trolls and internet users.
