Bhad Bhabie posts and deletes video of herself allegedly being abused by ex-boyfriend Le Vaughn
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Bhad Bhabie posted — and quickly deleted — a video of herself allegedly being physically abused by her ex-boyfriend Le Vaughn on Sunday.
TMZ published the footage from the 21-year-old’s Instagram Stories, reporting that it showed a man who appeared to be Vaughn pulling Bhabie by her hair and slamming her to the ground in a front yard.
The security camera video was dated June 30, 2024, at 4:34 a.m. in screenshots obtained by the Daily Mail, which also identified Vaughn as the alleged aggressor.
A second angle purportedly showed him pushing the “Gucci Flip Flops” rapper onto the cement and walking away.
“This man think [sic] he gonna take my daughter from me!!” she reportedly wrote in a follow-up post, which was also deleted.
“Say what ever you want but tryna take my baby is crazy.”
Bhabie — who shares 4-month-old daughter Kali with Vaughn — also shared two photos of herself with a black eye and bruised face, according to the outlets.
The tattoos shown in the snaps match the OnlyFans creator‘s unique butterfly ink on her neck as well as her daughter Kali’s name in red cursive below it.
Bhabie also confirmed in her wiped posts that she and her ex had broken up prior to the alleged incident.
“Me and LV ain’t been together fr [for real] since may!” she wrote on her Instagram Story, per TMZ.
Reps for Bhabie, born Danielle Bregoli, did not return Page Six’s multiple requests for comment. Vaughn, whose real name is not public, could not be reached.
The exes began dating in 2020.
While they kept their romance out of the limelight, Vaughn joined Bhabie on the red carpet for the premiere of her 2024 film “Drugstore June.”
At the time, the internet sensation, who rose to fame as the “Cash Me Outside” girl from “Dr. Phil” in 2016, was pregnant with their daughter.
She gave birth in March.
If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788.
