Bhad Bhabie's Home Visited By Cops After Mom's Fight With Her Friend

Uh oh, Bhad Bhabie's mother may be in serious trouble!

The rapper's mother reportedly got into a heated exchange at her house, and now legal trouble may be looming at her door.

Bhad Bhabie and her mother, Barbara Bregoli, have shared a very chaotic relationship, including a controversial altercation during her cancer treatment and an Instagram back-and-forth.

The internet personality's mother told authorities that she received a security alert earlier in the month, informing her that an occupant was in the main bedroom at her daughter's home in Florida.

Although the rapper and her mother live separately, the Florida home belonged to both of them, and she was not at home when the alarms went off.

Upon arriving at home, Barbara discovered that her daughter's friend, Ricky, was in the house, and they soon began arguing, escalating to the point where the police intervened.

The rapper's mother also told the authorities that she was holding a gun; a situation Ricky now feels threatened by and is currently considering exploring legal options.

According to TMZ, Bhabie later confirmed to the police that she had authorized Ricky's stay in the house, which had been ongoing for several months.

Following the cops' intervention, Barbara explained that she resorted to pulling out her gun after Ricky displayed violent behavior towards her. She also claimed that her daughter's friend yanked her phone from her hand and hurt her, leaving her with a bruised arm. 

Barbara's account of events did little to convince police, who ultimately tagged her the aggressor. Despite this development, the rapper's mother and Ricky were left alone without arrests or charges.

Insiders noted that the internet personality often opened the doors of her home to her friends, especially when she was not in Florida.

While her mother stays nearly an hour away from the home, she is not exactly cordial with her daughter's friends and would show her displeasure by going to harass or remove them.

Earlier in the year, Bhabie and her mother threw fists at each other in a since-deleted video where she claimed her mother used a racial slur on her black friend.

Bhabie stated in the video that she was not a fan of racism, and her displeasure resulted in a violent exchange. Before the video was scrubbed off the internet, Bhabie was seen fighting her mother in her living room.

The rapper's mother fruitlessly tried to jump past the doggy gate as the animals panicked with several barks. The internet personality also hit her mother from behind, and the mother fought back by putting the media figure in a headlock.

Should Bhabie react to Barbara's latest stunt, it will be the duo's third time publicly criticizing her mom's interference in her friendships this year. Complex shared that last month, the media personality called out her mother on her Instagram story, noting that she wants to stay out of her life for good.

Bhabie publicly urged her mother to stop the habit of harassing her and her friends, claiming that she bought her houses, cars, and put her on a payroll to get her the life of her dreams.

"STAY OUT OF MY LIFE, and stop harassing me and my friends and stop spreading false stories to the media outlets because you're mad," she stressed. The star emphasized that her mother should get over her need to control her life and consider staying out of it for good.

The Blast shared in July that American Express filed a lawsuit against the OnlyFans creator after she failed to complete her $674,452 balance on her credit card.

The company described Bhabie's debt as a breach of contract, stating that she had promised to repay her debt in full or make monthly payments.

She reportedly entered the deal in 2021 but stopped fulfilling her end of the bargain in December 2024. American Eagle filed the lawsuit requesting full payment of the balance and damages for breach of contract.

Bhabie became a household name in America after breaking out on an episode of "Dr Phil" in September 2016 with her viral "Cash me outside, how about that?"

Will Bhad Bhabie's friend deliver on his legal move?