Bhad Bhabie has taken to Instagram to open up about her history with cosmetic procedures, revealing that “nothing has ever worked for me.” 

Shortly after the rapper – real name Danielle Bregoli – posted a series of photos posing in swimwear, a fan commented that they “need to kno what surgery she got.”

In response, Bregoli wrote: “Nothing has ever worked for me… I’ve tried silicone shots and sculptra it don’t stick and I don’t think I got enough silicone but trust me when I do find something that will work you will know Bc imma have a big ass bootyyyyy.”

Her comments come just a few days after she called out online body-shamers, telling them they are angry she’s “not insecure about my body being skinny and it shows.”

“BMI clearly states that someone who’s 4 11 should b 86-105 lbs. I’m 87 pounds so go suck 101 dicks if you have a problem with someone else’s body,” she added.

It’s not the first time Bregoli has spoken out about copping online abuse over her body.

“Since I was young, I’ve been called names and told that I’m doing this and that,” she told Inked Mag recently about her decision to join OnlyFans once she turned 18.

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“I thought, ‘You know what, I might as well make money from it.’ I’m not gonna lie, I did definitely expect for it to be the biggest shit ever for the website. I figured I was one of the biggest people to do it and it was going to do amazing. But even after I made one, [the success still] shocked me.”

Back in April, Bregoli claimed she racked up more than USD $1 million in just six hours after joining OnlyFans.

The feat meant that she had broken the record for the fastest $1 million earned from the platform.

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