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Fans pointed out that her new look on her Instagram Story on Sunday (November 13) seemed dramatically different from her usual appearance, having switched her hair to blonde, with many people discussing the appearance of her skin tone and lips.
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Bhad Bhabie is opening up about the amount of money that she has earned from her OnlyFans page throughout the past year.
The 19-year-old social media star joined OnlyFans just days after her 18th birthday in April 2021. In just six hours, she had grossed more than $1 million.
Bhabie took to her Instagram account a year later to share the amount of money that she has earned over the past year and she included a breakdown of where the money came from.
Bhad Bhabie just turned 18-years-old last week and she celebrated by launching an OnlyFans account, which is already breaking records.
The rapper and internet personality, who rose to fame after her viral appearance on Dr. Phil, has made an insane amount of money after just six hours on the social media app.
The “Cash Me Ousside” girl revealed that she made $1,030,703.43 in just six hours, with over $750,000 of that total coming just from subscriptions to her page. Each subscriber to the page has to pay a $23.99 monthly fee and then there is likely extra content to purchase in the private messages section.
Danielle pulled in $267,675 in extra fees from the private messages, plus over $5,500 in tips.
“not bad for 6 hours 🤩 we broke the f–k out of that onlyfans record 🥰🥰🥰,” she wrote on Instagram with the below screencap.
The 18-year-old viral star posted a video on Friday (March 19) that detailed the physical and mental abuse she suffered during her stay at the facility.
Danielle expressed her support for Hannah Archuleta, another former resident at Turn-About Ranch who is currently suing the facility for negligence after she was allegedly sexually assaulted by a staff member in 2019. She is being represented by the well-known lawyer Gloria Allred.
Danielle also demanded that Dr. Phil issue an apology, “not only to me but to Hannah and any other child that you sent to Turn-About or any other program like this.”
She described being taken to the ranch “in the middle of the night” and compared the experience of being handcuffed and put in a car to kidnapping.
She said that at the ranch “they take away necessity privileges, like sleeping on a bed, eating good food, not being cold” and that she witnessed other residents being forcefully restrained. Punishments included being subjected to cold, being forced to stay awake and menial labor.
“You’re not even feeding them or letting them sleep in decent conditions. Just doing things that no one would ever want done to their child, and doing it to kids that are so helpless,” Danielle said. “That’s the thing about these places. You have no evidence. You don’t have a phone there. There’s no cameras there. There’s no evidence.”
Danielle released her video under the hashtag “Breaking Code Silence,” which is a movement designed to raise awareness about institutional child abuse and exploitation in the Troubled Teen Industry.
Danielle Bregoli aka Bhad Bhabie had entered a treatment center to receive professional support for some “personal issues.”
The 17-year-old rapper has reportedly been in the rehab for a few weeks dealing with a few things including “childhood trauma, but also substance abuse in the form of prescription pills,” TMZ reports. According to the site, sources are saying “she’s doing well so far and is optimistic about her progress.” She could be at the facility for 30-90 days.
Danielle also posted a statement on her Twitter account after this news became public, and saying, “she loves her fans, and has promised to return better, and healthier than ever.”
