Bhad Bhabie reveals the jaw-dropping amount of money she earned in eight months on OnlyFans
She can plan her early retirement.
Bhad Bhadie, otherwise known as Danielle Bregoli, has revealed how much she made on OnlyFans in just eight months.
The rapper took to Instagram to share the staggering amount she raked in from the month of April to November 2021.
Within eight months, Bregoli earned $38.6 million.
However, within the first month of joining the platform, BB made a staggering $18 million.
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As soon as Bregoli turned 18 years old, she decided to venture into OnlyFans – a business decision that has more than paid off, according to Forbes.
Recently, during an interview with Emily Ratatowski's High Low podcast, the rapper said the move to create content via OnlyFans saved her from being broke.
“I wasn’t really thinking much of it at the time,” she began.
“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,” Bhad Bhabie revealed.
Despite racking up millions of views for her music videos and streams, the 20-year-old said she 'barely' saw any of that money from that and joining the platform was the 'light at the end of the tunnel'.
“It just kept coming and coming, I was just like, ‘sh*t,” she said regarding how much she was able to earn.
But, after using the platform to capitalise on her popularity, the rapper said she can now sporadically record in the studio without the pressure of bringing home the bacon.
“I’m not gonna give nobody a set time on things,” she told Rolling Stone.
“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.”
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