Bhad Bhabie's Home Reportedly Nearly Invaded By Gunmen Hours After Baby Daddy's Shooting

Bhad Bhabie may have been dragged into her on-and-off boyfriend's shooting drama following an attempted break-in on her home.

The media personality's beau, Le Vaughn, got into trouble at a strip club on Wednesday after getting into a heated altercation with another group. The incident ended with him and another person getting shot; however, his bad luck didn't end there.

A day after the shooting, three gunmen allegedly tried to raid Bhad Bhabie's Los Angeles area home. It is unclear if these men are related to the shooting incident or a part of the home burglaries plaguing several celebrities in L.A.

According to reports, the attempted burglary on Bhabie's home occurred Thursday afternoon. Three armed men allegedly tried to storm into her house through a side door just minutes before Vaughn arrived at the rapper's property.

Sources noted either Bhabie or Vaughn first spotted the armed suspects. However, it was the media personality's quick thinking that saved the day. She immediately dialed 911, leading to authorities rushing over to her home. Unfortunately, the gunmen escaped before they arrived.

A rep for Bhabie confirmed to TMZ that authorities visited her home, but they stopped by while following up on leads related to Vaughn's shooting incident. The outlet also confirmed Vaughn was doing "fine" after getting shot in the hand.

Vaughn was reportedly shot early Wednesday morning while at Sam's Hofbrau strip club near downtown Los Angeles. The Blast noted the shooting stemmed from an altercation between Vaughn's group and another party at the venue.

The violence continued outside, resulting in two individuals getting injured. Vaughn was struck in the hand while the other person sustained a shoulder injury. Bhabie's baby daddy was rushed to the hospital to receive treatment.

As for the shooter, authorities reportedly tried to apprehend a suspect in a white G-Wagon, but they escaped onto the 10 freeway and evaded capture. The shooting drama comes months after Vaughn sparked a heated feud between Bhabie and Travis Barker's daughter, Alabama.

The love triangle drama made waves in 2024 when Bhabie declared she was single and blamed her relationship status on another woman. She explained that a heated argument fueled by alcohol led to a temporary breakup between her and Vaughn.

During their break, Vaughn supposedly moved on with Alabama, a situation Bhabie did not appreciate. She then accused the Blink-182 drummer's daughter of stealing the father of her child, claiming that Alabama even brought Vaughn to her home.

Bhabie doubled down on her claims of Alabama being a "man thief," stressing that she had visual evidence to back up her accusations. On the other hand, Alabama vehemently denied having a romantic relationship with Vaughn and accused him of once throwing a bottle at her head.

Alabama's response flew over Bhabie's head as she remained adamant the former had stolen her man. She kept coming after the media personality on social media and dropped a diss track filled with numerous profanities.

The song "MS Whitman" featured multiple attacks on Alabama and her family, including a Travis doppelganger in the music video.

Bhabie accused her rival of sleeping with "1000 bodies" despite not being "old enough to drink." Additionally, she claimed her "stanky p-ssy" got her kicked out of the Kardashians' home.

Meanwhile, Alabama seemingly slammed Bhabie as her wanna-be in a cryptic post. Fans believed she called out the latter's recent transformation that bore a striking resemblance to her own blonde hair, fuller lips, and makeup style.

Alabama's message read: "Imitation is the best form of flattery. Some people are working overtime while I'm just keeping it moving." She concluded her message with a touch of sarcasm, writing, "Thanks for all the love, though."

Three months before Bhabie's attempted break-in, The Blast reported that pro athletes and other celebrities were in danger thanks to organized burglary groups. The FBI warned them about these thieves in a statement, noting:

"Organized theft groups bypass alarm systems, use Wi-Fi jammers to block Wi-Fi connections and disable devices, cover security cameras, and obfuscate their identities."

The pro-athlete victims so far include Kansas City Chiefs stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, NBA star Luka Doncic, Joe Burrow, Bobby Portis Jr., and Tyler Sequin. As for celebrities, actors Simu Liu, Tom Hanks, Marlon Wayans, and Tyler Perry made the list.

Could Bhad Bhabie's attempted break-in be a part of these organized crime groups or a consequence of La Vaughn's strip club shooting?