It has been eight years since a viral sensation now known as Bhad Bhabie went on Dr Phil to get help for her wild behaviour. The 20-year-old is now a multi-millionaire who’s expecting her first child
The infamous Dr Phil guest who went viral for her saying ‘Cash [sic] me outside, how about that’ is selling explicit content while heavily pregnant.
Bhad Bhabie, real name Danielle Marie Bregoli, joined OnlyFans three years ago and earned $1million just six hours after signing up. She was only 18 at the time.
But the rapper, who grew up in Florida and had a turbulent upbringing, is still flogging racy content – despite feeling “very over being pregnant”.
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The social media star, who has 16 million Instagram followers, found out she was expecting a baby last July. And she has since announced that she and boyfriend La Vaughn are having a girl.
Speaking exclusively to People, she said she was “very tired” and was not looking too far into the future aside from making sure her daughter, who she is naming Kali Love, is well looked after.
Bhabie, 20, added: “Really, if I wanted to, I could retire right now and be a mum and never come out the house. But I know that I still have more in me, and I feel like I have more to do.
"I'm still in the middle of figuring out what that is exactly, but I want to make sure whatever I do this time is definitely something that I'm really into and passionate about.”
Ahead of her little girl’s arrival, the OnlyFans model is still making money on the subscription platform after her followers “begged” for bump pictures.
Writing to them earlier this year, she said: “F*** it! Y'all keep asking for pregnancy content, first 20 to send the [pregnancy] emoji gets some.”
Under one post, a fan wrote: “Aww you’re so beautiful pregnant! It’s been amazing to watch the maturity and growth over these past few years.”
Another supporter added: “Amazing how you can come out the hood and be rich off an interview and keep getting richer now her babies are set for life. Danielle is blessed.”
But her current glamorous life is a contrast to her earlier years when she was raised in Boynton Beach by her mother Barbara Ann after her father left when she was a toddler.
She often had physical fights with her mum and she once said: “I'm pretty violent, I mushed her in the face because she wouldn’t get out of my face. Either I’m breaking down her door or she’s breaking down my door. I don’t stop until I start seeing dents in the door.”
Her “out of control” behaviour eventually landed her on the Dr Phil show in 2016 after she stole cars and took her mum’s credit cards without permission.
And referring to his teenage guest, Dr Phil surmised: “I don’t think this is an evil girl here. I don’t think she is the antichrist at all. I think she has taken on this persona. If you go through life with a 'get them before they get me' kind of attitude it is very protective and anger is a very protective emotion.
“If you are angry, if you have this rough edge on you, then you don’t ever get rejected because you reject everybody else first. That way you don’t ever get hurt.”
One year later, Danielle, who changed her name to Bhad Bhabie, became the youngest female rapper ever to appear on the Billboard Hot 100 chart with her debut single "These Heaux" and afterwards she signed a record deal with Atlantic Records.
The viral sensation reached more infamy after throwing a drink at Australian rapper Iggy Azalea at a party in 2018. She was reportedly angry at Iggy for questioning whether a photographer was going to one of her concerts.
Iggy later responded with: “So the Dr Phil girl is really upset about me apparently and thought I'd fight a child? What kind of 'whose baby is this' Dr. Phil a** s**t. I'm a grown up, I cannot.
"I get that this little girl has made a name for herself acting a damn fool on television and online. But I’m a grown up. I’m not about to waste my energy on that **t or be fighting a kid in a club."
She then turned to OnlyFans and said her instant financial success meant she could retire at 18 after breaking the previous record held by ex-Disney star Bella Thorne.
At the time, she said: “When I turned 18, I started making so much money when I started doing OnlyFans. And when I say making money, I mean I could retire right now if I wanted to.”
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