Travis Barker’s daughter Alabama called out for ‘beefing with someone with cancer’ as new diss track is teased
Alabama Barker has teased a diss track against rapper Bhad Bhabie, who is currently battling cancer, despite previously attempting to clear the air.
The feud between Travis Barker's daughter Alabama and rapper Bhad Bhabie - real name Danielle Bregoli - started several months ago, when Bregoli dropped a diss track, accusing Soulja Boy and his fellow rapper Tyga of being romantically involved with Alabama.
Both Alabama, just 19 years old, and Tyga, 35, swiftly denied the claims, but Soulja Boy has escalated the issue to a whole new level.
The star has now threatened to sue Bregoli, 21, for $10 million in defamation damages, following the accusations.
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Responding to the drama in a TikTok comment, Alabama wrote: "Let's clear this up! I never in my life have remotely been near Tyga.
"I've also never been pregnant, nor do I know Soulja Boy. The end."
But it seems as though the beef has not been left there, as the daughter of the Blink-182 drummer has now teased a diss track on her Instagram, called 'Cry Bhabie'.
Meanwhile, Bregoli announced that she had been battling a type of blood cancer.
She said on a livestream: "I have a blood cancer. The only thing that it does is make my white blood cell count high. It doesn't affect me physically."
Fans hit out at the star for undergoing a nose job while being treated for the disease, but they have now turned to Alabama for teasing the diss track.
One person in the comments said: "Beefing with someone with cancer is lame."
Another agreed, stating: "I was an Alabama fan but there’s a special place for people who beef with cancer patients."
The rapper previously shared that she had been blasted by trolls online, attacking her weight while she was undergoing treatment.
"I’m sorry my cancer medicine made me lose weight," she wrote.
"I'm slowly gaining it back. So stop running [with] the worst narratives."
Bregoli rose to fame online for her 'Cash me outside, how ‘bout that?' catchphrase, and has since started making content on OnlyFans.
Many fans wished the star well as she shared the sad news.
One said: "This is sad, wishing her a fast recovery."
Another added: "Wtffff omg doesn’t she have an infant child? Praying for Bhad Bhabie, may she fully recover."
A third noted: "This is why you don’t comment on women’s bodies because you never know what they may be going through!"
Tyla has contacted Alabama Barker's representatives for a comment.
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