Bhad Bhabie Fires Back At Alabama Barker & Soulja Boy

Bhad Bhabie Fires Back At Alabama Barker & Soulja Boy
Bhad Bhabie, 21, got back in the booth as her feud with Alabama Barker — daughter of Travis Barker and Shanna Moakler — and Soulja Boy continues.
In her newest record shared to her socials, Bhabie stood ten toes down on previously shared allegations that Alabama, 19, had an abortion after getting pregnant by Tyga, 35. She also took a shot at Soulja Boy, 34, who threatened to sue her for claiming he also had a sexual relationship with Bama at one point. He also threatened Bhabie’s on-again-off-again boyfriend in a post shared on X.
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Bhabie’s second diss is the latest update in her ongoing dispute with her former friend Bama. The drama started in December when Bhabie accused Bama of making a move on her baby’s father, Le Vaughn. AlaBama denied the claims in a released statement and her own diss record.
Yikes! What do you think it will take for these former pals to play nice?
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