If you make any comments about his daughter, cash him out.

Bhad Bhabie’s mother, Barbara Bregoli, may be the persona of the infamous ‘Dr. Phil’ He lied about having cancer in a recent social media post.

“How dare you? “You dirty little bastard, you’re saying my daughter would lie about something like this,” said the ‘angry’ mother he said in a video on Instagram Friday.

Bregoli later explained why her daughter had cancer “twice” to prove she was honest.

On Thursday, Bhabie created confusion online by writing in the comments about her weight loss via her Instagram Story, “I’m sorry, my cancer medication caused me to lose weight.”

“I’m slowly gaining it back. “So stop running with the worst narratives,” he added.

This was the first time the 21-year-old “Gucci Flip Flops” rapper had talked about his diagnosis, so people were surprised by the coincidental revelation.

However, a family source confirmed to TMZ that Bhabie, whose real name is Danielle Peskowitz Bregoli, has cancer and is under the care of a doctor. Details of his illness are unknown.

“Miss Understood” rapper’s battle with cancer begins less than a year after his death She welcomed her first child with her on-off boyfriend Le Vaughn accused of being an abuser.

Along with her mother, many of Bhabie’s fans also came to her defense and sent her well wishes.

“People need to have more empathy rather than jumping to conclusions and making assumptions. Let’s pray for him and send him the strength not to joke,” one person commented on Instagram.

Another noted: “Y’all did the same thing to Selena Gomez, she has lupus, had a kidney transplant, and tends to fluctuate in weight. Stop commenting on a woman’s body just because she’s not your type. Not everything about looks is about drugs.”

The reaction to Bhabie’s health problems also reminded fans of what Chadwick Boseman went through.

In front of the “Black Panther” star died at age 43 Many people died due to colon cancer in August 2020 expressed his concern – even joked about his changing appearance.

Earlier this year, comedian Jess Hilarious expressed regret for trolling the actor: He says on “The Pivot Podcast”: “I thought some people actually got into roles and lost weight for a role.

“I insulted him and everyone thought it was funny and cool, even me, until he died.”