Bhad Bhabie has revealed the mind-blowing amount of cash she's earned since joining OnlyFans.
Though the rapper - whose real name is Danielle Peskowitz Bregoli - only joined the platform back in 2021, she's made an eye-watering amount in just three years.
Bhad Bhabie first shot to fame back in 2016 at the age of 13, following her appearance on American talk show, Dr. Phil.
You may remember how she went viral with the now-iconic catchphrase: "Cash me ousside [sic], how 'bout that?"
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She appeared alongside her mum on the episode titled, 'I Want to Give Up My Car-Stealing, Knife-Wielding, Twerking 13-Year-Old Daughter Who Tried to Frame Me for a Crime'.
Following the ep, Bhad Babie was propelled to viral status, but she actually had no idea at the time because she had been sent off to a camp for troubled teens in Utah called Turn-About-Ranch.
Bregoli has come a long way since then, and alongside becoming a mother herself, she's earned a lot of cash on the way.
Earlier this year, she took to Instagram, revealing through screenshots that she made $18 million (£14 million) in her first month on OnlyFans, following an amount of over $1 million (£790,000) on her first day.
She's now revealed in a graphic on social media that since setting up the page three years ago, she's raked in a whopping $57 million (£44 million).
The graphic also reveals how Bregoli made the money - and it's mostly come from subscription fees of $23.99 (£18.50) a month, as well as messages.
Bregoli has previously spoken about her success on the platform. Back in 2023, she was a guest on Emily Ratajkowski's High Low podcast, where she revealed that her OnlyFans earnings saved her from being broke.
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 life as a result of her success.
“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.”
Lucy Devine