A set of new photos with Bhad Bhabie and her baby daddy are turning heads.
Bhabie dropped some pics on her Instagram Monday showing her rocking a blonde wig and black lace bodysuit.
Other shots from the same post feature her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Le Vaughn, sporting a shirt with “White Lives Matter” printed on the back.
Without any caption for the post or extra context to go with the photos, it’s anybody’s guess what these looks were actually for. But the comments section quickly filled up with people reacting and throwing out their own theories.
“White lives matter is insane for a black man to b wearing,” one user commented.
“i don’t think ppl understand that you guys are dressed up as bama and kanye,” wrote another, referring to Bhabie’s rival Alabama Barker, who she’s been beefing with since earlier this year.
“LMAOO YALL B TROLLING I LOVE ITTTTT,” someone else chimed in.
Bhabie, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, had daughter Kali Love with Le Vaughn last March.
While it’s unclear if Le Vaughn’s shirt is an official piece from Ye’s Yeezy line, the design sparked major outrage after it first appeared nearly three years ago.
In October 2022, Ye unveiled his controversial “White Lives Matter” tee during his YZY Season 9 fashion show in Paris. Several models, along with conservative commentator Candace Owens, also rocked versions of the design at the event.
The next day, the artist formerly known as Kanye West doubled down, calling Black Lives Matter a “scam” on Instagram, which prompted Ahmaud Arbery’s mother, Wanda Cooper-James, to slam Ye’s actions as a “mockery” of the movement, especially since the rapper had previously supported and donated to her family in June 2020.
On Oct. 7, Yasiin Bey (formerly Mos Def) fired back with a visual statement by sharing a “White Lies Matter” shirt.
That same day, Ye went on Tucker Carlson Tonight to defend his shirt, saying, “I do certain things from a feeling. I just channel the energy. It just feels right. It’s using a gut instinct, a connection with God, and just brilliance.”
“People are, they’re looking for an explanation,” Ye continued later in the interview. “And people say, well, as an artist you don’t have to give an explanation. But as a leader you do. So the answer to why I wrote ‘white lives matter’ on a shirt is, because they do. It’s the obvious thing.”
Fast forward to February 2025 during Bhabie and Barker’s heated feud, Ye denied involvement in their drama after his song “Carnival” was sampled on Bhabie’s diss track “Ms. Whitman.”
A remix making the rounds online featured what many fans thought was Ye’s voice, but he clarified on Instagram that he’d only cleared the sample and had nothing else to do with the track.
The following month, Bhabie revealed she got the sample by reaching out to Ye’s now-presumed estranged wife Bianca Censori, who quickly got Ye’s approval. She also claimed the supposed Ye verse was actually A.I. created by a rogue team member.
