Soulja Boy has threatened Bhad Bhabie with a $10 million lawsuit over her claims about Travis Barker’s daughter, Alabama.
Now, in case you're not in the loop with the drama, 19-year-old Alabama was first accused of having relations with Soulja Boy, 34, after 21-year-old Bhad Bhabie - who rose to fame after a 2016 appearance on Dr Phil which saw her utter 'Catch me outside, how 'bout that?' - released a diss track that was allegedly about Alabama, which some fans reckoned contained the hidden allegations.
The lyrics of track in question, titled 'Over Cooked', seemingly see Bhad Bhabie - real name Danielle Bregoli - accuse the teen of trying to steal her boyfriend, Le Vaughn, who is also the father to her daughter, Kali.
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"Hatin'-a** h*e tried steal my baby daddy (Baby daddy) / F**kin' on Soulja [Boy] and Tyga got you pregnant (Uh) / Tried to play me close, backdoor me, seen it comin' (Seen it comin') / Did all that for nothin’, b*tch, he still gon' come right back (He gon' come right back)," she rapped on the diss track.
Then, earlier this week, Alabama shared a video to TikTok, prompting one fan to ask: "Did u mess with Soulja or Tyga?"
"Absolutely not," she replied yesterday (28 January).
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She also denied Bregoli's claim that Tyga had impregnated her.
"Let's clear this up," she stated in another comment, per the Daily Mail. "I never in my life have remotely been near Tyga. I've also never been pregnant, nor do I know Soulja Boy. The end."
Tyga has since broken his silence on the pregnancy rumours, alongside the other named rapper, Soulja Boy.
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According to Tribune, the 'Kiss Me Thru the Phone' rapper took to Instagram Live to hit out at Bregoli, saying: "You not gangsta, you not s**t. You ain’t no bad baby, you a cr*ck baby. I don’t care how much money you get, you a cr*ckhead deep down."
He went on to threaten Bregoli with legal action, adding: "I’m suing your a**, b*tch, and I want all of my money too. Defamation of character, you lied on my name to the internet.
"I want $10 million in cash."
It's not currently clear whether Soulja Boy will follow through with the proposed lawsuit.
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Bregoli, meanwhile, has already made changes to her track, re-uploading 'Over Cooked' while censoring Soulja and Tyga's names.
A representative for Bhad Bhabie stated, via Tribune: "We are aware of the video circulating, but we do not condone any form of violence or threats."
The rep added: "While some may view it as a joke or simply entertaining, men threatening women or making light of domestic violence is exactly why these issues are so often dismissed. Even though emotions are high, violence or threats against women should never be the answer."
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Tyla has reached out to Alabama Barker, Danielle Bregoli, Tyga and Soulja Boy's representatives for comment.
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Rhiannon Ingle