Bhad Bhabie boyfriend: Who is Le Vaughn?

Rapper and television personality Bhad Bhabie got the name of her boyfriend Lee Vaughn tattooed on her chest.

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Who is Le Vaughn?

Le Vaughn is known on social media for being viral star Bhad Bhabie’s boyfriend. Not much is known about him.

In April 2023, Le Vaughn got Bhad Bhabie’s named tattooed on his neck. Bhad Bhabie’s real name is Danielle Bregoli.

Bhabie did the same and tattooed Vaughn’s named tattooed on her chest.

She also had “1111” tattooed in red ink immediately over her boyfriend’s name on her neck to cover up an earlier ink mark.

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Le Vaughn uploaded a photo of Bhad Bhabie’s new tattoo on social media with the message “Scorpio 11:11 iykyk,” which is Internet lingo for “if you know, you know,” suggesting that the “1111” tattoo is a reference to his birthday.

Bhad Bhabie has been defending their relationship and the tattoos on social media, writing, “I love that man whether y’all like it or not, yall gonna talk regardless.”

The two first started dating in 2020.

Bregoli, his girlfriend, debuted song These Heaux on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, becoming her the youngest female rapper to do so.

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She soon inked a record deal with Atlantic Records, and since then, her career has developed to include a reality series, a makeup line, concerts, and music. In September 2018, Bregoli released her debut mixtape, titled 15. Hi Bich, the album’s lead track, is her second single to chart on the Billboard Hot 100.

Bregoli spent time at the Turn-About Ranch, a center for “troubled teens” near Escalante, Utah, after her appearance on Dr. Phil. She was subsequently detained and charged with grand theft, marijuana possession, and filing a fake police report. She pleaded guilty to these counts and was given a five-year probationary period in July 2017, but it was earlier terminated in March 2018 when she acquired a new attorney.