'Banned' Boxer Ryan Garcia Threatens To Beat Up Bhad Bhabie's Ex-Partner For Allegedly Hitting Her

Bhad Bhabie has received some surprising support from expelled boxer Ryan Garcia following her callout of her child's father, Le Vaughn, over a domestic abuse incident that occurred last month.

The OnlyFans star has posted pictures and footage that showed Le Vaughn assaulting her during a heated altercation.

In response to the incident, Ryan Garcia threatened to beat up Le Vaughn as his way of supporting Bhad Bhabie amid her relationship troubles.

After Bhad Bhabie, real name Daniell Bregolli, shared now-deleted pictures and footage showing herself being assaulted by Le Vaughn, she received an outpouring of support on social media.

Garcia, a boxer recently banned from the World Boxing Council for using racial slurs and hateful comments against Black and Muslim people, also voiced his support for her in a way that raised eyebrows.

The disgraced athlete took to X to quote a post of the assault from an X user with the words, "I'm banned from boxing but not beating his a-s."

While the statement already revealed Garcia wanting to fight Le Vaughn for his actions, the banned boxer made clear his stance in a follow-up message.

The 25-year-old wrote, "I got you, Danielle, just let me catch that guy outside." At the moment, it is unclear what relationship Garcia shares with Bhad Bhabie.

In the footage shared by Bhad Bhabie, a man presumed to be Le Vaughn can be seen standing over Bhad Bhabie and brutally throwing her to the concrete ground, face first, as they engaged in a heated altercation.

In another scene, Le Vaughn could be seen dragging the rapper by her hair, pulling her to the ground, and kicking Bhad Bhabie.

The incident occurred in the early hours of June 30 and was caught on surveillance cameras outside what appeared to be Bhad Bhabie's home.

In a separate post on her Instagram story, the rapper also shared pictures of half of her face, which appeared to have been taken after the assault.

The photos showed wound marks across part of her face and reddish discoloration. The eyelid area also looked swollen, presumably caused by the impact of her face hitting the ground.

Along with domestic abuse evidence, Bhad Bhabie also voiced her emotions about her relationship with Le Vaughn, with whom she shares a child, Kari Love.

Bhad Bhabie wrote, "I love that man more than I love myself and it's honestly really sad. But unfortunately this is real life I know the easy way out is to leave, and that's better said than done. This doesn't happen this extreme often, but LV definitely has a problem."

She added, "My point in sharing this wasn't to attack him, it was for him to see what he does is wrong and to take accountability and make a REAL CHANGE."

In her follow-up post, the rapper claimed that she and Le Vaughn have not been together since May. She also hinted that their altercation began over who keeps custody of their child.

Bhad Bhabie penned, "This man think he gonna [sic] take my daughter from me! Say whatever you want, [trying to] take my baby is crazy."

Le Vaughn, for his part, has yet to issue a statement over the domestic violence incident. It is also unclear if the police are looking to bring a charge against him for his actions.

Le Vaughn has yet to issue a statement over the domestic violence incident. It is also unclear if the police want to bring a charge against him.

However, he has received much backlash from social media netizens who voiced their anger over his actions.

One person wrote, "Men who put their hands on women are disgusting and cowards," while another commented, "Any man who beats a woman is no man."

A third person remarked, "I've been in this position he won't ever change, even if he says he's going to get help.. it will only escalate from here. Praying for her to find the confidence and strength to leave for her and the child's safety. It isn't easy leaving an abuser, I hope she has support."

One more person said, "That is hard to watch. I hope for her own sake and especially for the sake of her daughter that she gets out. That little girl deserves a decent dad so she learns how men should treat women."