Bhad Bhabie and her boyfriend Le Vaughn have reportedly gotten each other's names tattooed on their bodies.
TMZ obtained images of the rapper's new tattoo, which reads "Le Vaughn" in red cursive script, on the left part of her chest, near her shoulder.
The once-troubled teen, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, also got "1111" inked in red ink on her neck to conceal a previous tattoo, just above her boyfriend's name. It appears to be a nod to Le Vaughn's birthday given that he uploaded a snap of Bhad Bhabie's new tattoo on social media with the caption: "Scorpio 11:11 iykyk [if you know, you know]."
Bhad Bhabie's beau also got her first name and middle name inked on his neck in black ink with cursive script letters that spelled out "Danielle Marie."
Needless to say, plenty of people who reacted to the new tats thought they were a bad idea - especially given that Bhad Bhabie is only 20 years old and - according to them - is unlikely to be with her current boyfriend for the rest of her life.
One person joked: "Because no one has ever regretted that. but she has the money to remove it so it’s fine."
Another wrote: "Have we not learned on how we shouldnt get these tattoos. [sic]"
A third shared this sarcastic response: "Because I’m sure they’ll be together 'forever.'"
A forth advised: "Never ever do because most relationships end and the tat [stays] forever."
Yet another penned: "Smh. Why do people do this? They definitely don't think it all the way through. What's plan B when they break up."
According to TMZ, the 20-year-old recently defended their romance and their tattoos on social media. saying: "I love that man whether y'all like it or not, yall gonna talk regardless."
As most people are aware, Bhad Bhabie rose to fame after her notorious appearance on Dr. Phil back in 2016.
She was just 13 years old at the time and was on the show at her mom's behest, with the latter telling the host that her teen daughter had a habit of stealing cars and engaging in reckless behavior.
While on the show, she threatened members of the audience who were "laughing" at her, to "cash me outside, how bout dah?" And thus an iconic catchphrase was born.
Since then, she has established a career as a rapper and has made a living off OnlyFans - a subscription-only platform that allows content creators to charge a fee for exclusive pics. The site is infamously used to post x-rated content and is often used by sex workers as an extra source of income.