Danielle Bregoli, known professionally as Bhad Bhabie, announced on Sunday that she is working toward a nursing license. “They said I’m rich and bored. I been working on getting my nursing license. I love the med field,” the 23-year-old wrote on X, posting mirror selfies of herself in a black athletic outfit inside a luxury bathroom.
The post, which quickly circulated through accounts including @FearedBuck, marked a public statement from the Florida-born rapper and media personality about a career path outside entertainment. Bregoli, born March 26, 2003, in Boynton Beach, first rose to national attention in 2016 during a Dr. Phil appearance that produced the viral phrase “Cash me ousside.” She later signed with Atlantic Records, released charting singles including “These Heaux,” “Hi Bich,” and “Gucci Flip Flops,” and built substantial earnings through music and other platforms.
Bregoli has expressed interest in medicine or nursing for years. In earlier social media posts she mentioned the possibility of working as a nurse or in a related field, framing it as a practical next step after her early public life.
Her path has included significant personal challenges. She shares a daughter, Kali Love, born in March 2024, with Le Vaughn, a relationship that began around 2020 and has been marked by repeated breakups and reconciliations. In July 2024 Bregoli posted security camera footage and photos that she said showed physical abuse by Le Vaughn, including scenes of her being forced to the ground and images of a swollen, bruised eye. She deleted the posts soon after and later described a history of alleged violence in the relationship while also speaking publicly about the difficulty of leaving and her desire for him to seek help. The pair continued an on-and-off dynamic into 2025 and 2026, with Bregoli at times announcing she had left the relationship and at other times posting supportive messages about co-parenting and personal change.
Bregoli has also faced serious health issues. In late 2024 she disclosed a blood cancer diagnosis after fans noted weight loss, attributing the change to her medication and sharing images of prescriptions. She has described elevated white blood cell counts consistent with a blood or bone marrow disorder. In February 2026 she posted that she had received “bad news” from her doctor, adding that “God has the last say so not my cancer.” She has continued public appearances and activities while undergoing treatment, stating that medical professionals cleared her for certain procedures.
Against that backdrop, Bregoli’s latest post presents nursing as a deliberate choice driven by genuine interest rather than boredom or excess wealth. Details about the specific program or timeline for licensing remain unconfirmed. Online responses have ranged from support for the pivot to skepticism and jokes about her public image, with some users referencing her past while others noted the consistency of her earlier comments about medicine.
Bregoli has not released further statements elaborating on her studies since the Sunday post.
