Anish Vij
Bhad Bhabie has racked up a s**t-tonne of money on OnlyFans after earning an eye-watering £800,000 on her first day in 2021.
The social media personality, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, is largely known for her 2016 guest appearance on Dr. Phil.
It's when the then 16-year-old became a viral sensation with just six words: "Cash me outside, how 'bout that?"
The phrase was repeated all across the internet and pretty much took on a life of its own.
People might also remember a rap song of the same name by Bregoli herself, in her short-lived music career that followed.
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But as with other celebrities, the 21-year-old has used her fame to transition into adult subscription service OnlyFans, where users pay a monthly fee to view explicit content.
Just six days after her 18th birthday in April 2021, after much build-up, she launched her account, making an astounding amount of dosh on her first day alone.
She later revealed exactly how much she made throughout 2021 on the site.
Bregoli took to Instagram to reveal the eye-watering amount she made through OnlyFans subscriptions.
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Through screenshots which appeared to show her earnings from 2021, it appears she made $18 million (£14 million) in her first month, following an amount of over $1 million (£790,000) on her first day.
The 20-year-old also made a total of $6.8 million (£5.3 million) in May 2021, with each monthly income steadily declining. Still, it's a shed load of money either way.
This amounted to a staggering total of $38.6 million (£30 million) from April to November alone.
A monthly subscription to her account sets users back $23.99 (£19), highlighting just how many people went over to subscribe to her NSFW content.
Bregoli was a guest on Emily Ratajkowski's High Low podcast in 2023, revealing that her OnlyFans earnings saved her from being broke.
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She explained: “I wasn’t really thinking much of it at the time, but I was actually broke as f**k before I started OnlyFans.
"My mom was in control of my money, so she was doing whatever she wanted to do, and I had a $500 limit on my card."
Talking about the money she earned, she said: “It just kept coming and coming, I was just like, ‘sh*t'."
Bhad Bhabie also spoke to Rolling Stone, saying that she has more control over her time and her life following her success thus far.
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“I’m not gonna give nobody a set time on things," she said.
“I might wake up one day and go into the studio and make a whole album. I might not do that for the next 10 years. I go about things how I feel.… That’s why I stay to myself so much. I’m trying to learn myself.”