section_path: Life and career/2019–present: Bringing Up Bhabie, Ride or Die and return to music
section_name: 2019–present: Bringing Up Bhabie, Ride or Die and return to music
paragraph_text: 2019–present: Bringing Up Bhabie, Ride or Die and return to music
  
  In January 2019, Bregoli released two singles: "Babyface Savage" featuring Tory Lanez and "Bestie" featuring Kodak Black. The song also charted on Canada and on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 in the US, extending her record of the youngest female to have more entries in over 20 years. The music video reached 20 million views in under two months. "Bestie"'s music video, directed by Michael Garcia, was published on February 25 and praised for its visuals and storyline. It featured product placement by multiple brands and had a cameo appearance from late rapper DMX.
  
  In the same month, she announced an endorsement deal with Copycat Beauty, where she will promote the brand's products on her social media and music videos. She reportedly made a percentage of the sales for the six-month deal—an estimated total of US$900,000. The deal was successful, as the company's sales spiked, reaching 500,000 on its first day.
  
  Bregoli also released the trailer of her reality show, Bringing Up Bhabie, which detailed her daily life and musical career. The show was published on Snapchat as a Snap Original. The first season had 12 episodes, and TMZ reported ratings of over ten million unique viewers in its first 24 hours. The publication also reported she was set to earn over US$10 million in 2019. During September 2019, the reality show was renewed by Snapchat for a second season due to air in summer 2020, but later delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and canceled later that year.
  
  During April and May 2019, Bregoli released a remix of "Bestie" by Spenda C Nola Bounce and a radio version of the song with Megan Thee Stallion. She released the version with Megan in order for her song to be played on the radio as radio stations were boycotting Kodak Black at the time. Bregoli also released the double singles "Lotta Dem" and her song "Spaz", which features YBN Nahmir. The making of the "Spaz" music video was recorded for her Snapchat show Bringing Up Bhabie.
  
  The following month, she released the single "Get Like Me", which features NLE Choppa. On August 22, 2019, she announced the release of her mobile game Ride or Die, which features Bregoli as an animated character where the player has to get her to run from the police.
  
  In December 2019, a video of Bregoli wearing box braids was posted to Instagram, causing controversy over cultural appropriation and her subsequent decision to go on a social media hiatus. In February 2020, she ended her hiatus with a freestyle to Nicki Minaj 's song " Yikes " and another song called "$" with Lil Gotit. On April 22, she released the single "That's What I Said", a track addressing her critics.
  
  On March 17, 2020, actress Skai Jackson filed a restraining order against Bregoli following a heavily documented feud in which Bregoli sent Jackson death threats and repeatedly harassed Jackson's mother on social media. Jackson dropped the restraining order on June 15.
  
  In June, Bregoli entered a 31-day rehab facility for childhood trauma and addiction to prescription medication. She received support from celebrities such as Demi Lovato, Blac Chyna and Charli XCX.
  
  In October, she released her second single of 2020, "Do It Like Me", which quickly went viral on the social media platform TikTok.
  
  On April 1, 2021, six days after her eighteenth birthday, Bregoli opened an OnlyFans account, earning over $1 million in revenue in the first six hours, including over $757,000 from subscriptions, $267,000 from message payments, and $5,000 in tips. She later demonstrated evidence of earnings of more than $50 million, which was initially met with skepticism. As of September 2024, Bhad Bhabie earns $1,489,374 per month on OnlyFans and remains the highest paid creator on the platform.
  
  On April 4, TMZ reported that she and Paris Hilton were collaborating on a troubled teen program to focus on abuse experienced by teens at camps.
  
  In September 2021, she launched her own record label, Bhad Music, where she planned to release her upcoming debut EP. On September 17, she released her first single of 2021, "Miss Understood", which peaked at 8 on the Billboard Digital Song Sales Chart. It is scheduled to be the lead single of her upcoming debut EP. In December 2024, Bregoli and Alabama Barker the daughter of American musician Travis Barker were engaged in a feud after Bregoli accused Barker of stealing her then- boyfriend, Le Vaughn. At the time, Bregoli was undergoing chemotherapy and had just had a baby with him. The two went back and forth on social media, exchanging jabs, and Bregoli released a diss track titled "Over Cooked". Barker has denied Bregoli’s claims, and in the same month she released her own diss track "Cry Bhabie". Still in the same month Bregoli released another diss track " Ms. Whitman ", sampled the beat from Kanye West ’s song " Carnival ".
  
  In January 2019, Bregoli released two singles: "Babyface Savage" featuring Tory Lanez and "Bestie" featuring Kodak Black. The song also charted on Canada and on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 in the US, extending her record of the youngest female to have more entries in over 20 years. The music video reached 20 million views in under two months. "Bestie"'s music video, directed by Michael Garcia, was published on February 25 and praised for its visuals and storyline. It featured product placement by multiple brands and had a cameo appearance from late rapper DMX.
  
  In the same month, she announced an endorsement deal with Copycat Beauty, where she will promote the brand's products on her social media and music videos. She reportedly made a percentage of the sales for the six-month deal—an estimated total of US$900,000. The deal was successful, as the company's sales spiked, reaching 500,000 on its first day.
  
  Bregoli also released the trailer of her reality show, Bringing Up Bhabie, which detailed her daily life and musical career. The show was published on Snapchat as a Snap Original. The first season had 12 episodes, and TMZ reported ratings of over ten million unique viewers in its first 24 hours. The publication also reported she was set to earn over US$10 million in 2019. During September 2019, the reality show was renewed by Snapchat for a second season due to air in summer 2020, but later delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and canceled later that year.
  
  During April and May 2019, Bregoli released a remix of "Bestie" by Spenda C Nola Bounce and a radio version of the song with Megan Thee Stallion. She released the version with Megan in order for her song to be played on the radio as radio stations were boycotting Kodak Black at the time. Bregoli also released the double singles "Lotta Dem" and her song "Spaz", which features YBN Nahmir. The making of the "Spaz" music video was recorded for her Snapchat show Bringing Up Bhabie.
  
  The following month, she released the single "Get Like Me", which features NLE Choppa. On August 22, 2019, she announced the release of her mobile game Ride or Die, which features Bregoli as an animated character where the player has to get her to run from the police.
  
  In December 2019, a video of Bregoli wearing box braids was posted to Instagram, causing controversy over cultural appropriation and her subsequent decision to go on a social media hiatus. In February 2020, she ended her hiatus with a freestyle to Nicki Minaj 's song " Yikes " and another song called "$" with Lil Gotit. On April 22, she released the single "That's What I Said", a track addressing her critics.
  
  On March 17, 2020, actress Skai Jackson filed a restraining order against Bregoli following a heavily documented feud in which Bregoli sent Jackson death threats and repeatedly harassed Jackson's mother on social media. Jackson dropped the restraining order on June 15.
  
  In June, Bregoli entered a 31-day rehab facility for childhood trauma and addiction to prescription medication. She received support from celebrities such as Demi Lovato, Blac Chyna and Charli XCX.
  
  In October, she released her second single of 2020, "Do It Like Me", which quickly went viral on the social media platform TikTok.
  
  On April 1, 2021, six days after her eighteenth birthday, Bregoli opened an OnlyFans account, earning over $1 million in revenue in the first six hours, including over $757,000 from subscriptions, $267,000 from message payments, and $5,000 in tips. She later demonstrated evidence of earnings of more than $50 million, which was initially met with skepticism. As of September 2024, Bhad Bhabie earns $1,489,374 per month on OnlyFans and remains the highest paid creator on the platform.
  
  On April 4, TMZ reported that she and Paris Hilton were collaborating on a troubled teen program to focus on abuse experienced by teens at camps.
  
  In September 2021, she launched her own record label, Bhad Music, where she planned to release her upcoming debut EP. On September 17, she released her first single of 2021, "Miss Understood", which peaked at 8 on the Billboard Digital Song Sales Chart. It is scheduled to be the lead single of her upcoming debut EP. In December 2024, Bregoli and Alabama Barker the daughter of American musician Travis Barker were engaged in a feud after Bregoli accused Barker of stealing her then- boyfriend, Le Vaughn. At the time, Bregoli was undergoing chemotherapy and had just had a baby with him. The two went back and forth on social media, exchanging jabs, and Bregoli released a diss track titled "Over Cooked". Barker has denied Bregoli’s claims, and in the same month she released her own diss track "Cry Bhabie". Still in the same month Bregoli released another diss track " Ms. Whitman ", sampled the beat from Kanye West ’s song " Carnival ".