Bhad Bhabie faces backlash as she reveals getting a nose job amid cancer battle: 'Who approved this?'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Rapper Bhad Bhabie took to social media to reveal that she recently underwent a nose job amid her cancer battle.
Instagram account The Shade Room shared pictures of the nose job and a video of her talking about it, leaving the Internet bewildered about the prospect of someone getting approved for plastic surgery while undergoing cancer treatment.
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Bhad Bhabie's revelation of getting a nose job during cancer treatment shocks the Internet
Netizens took to the comments section of The Shade Room's post to share their thoughts on Bhad Bhabie getting a nose job, with one wondering, "Who approved a cancer patient for plastic surgery ????"
Another echoed, "Please lemme know what oncologist approved this!!!! What type of cancer do you have? As a nurse practitioner, I would like to know for educational purpose!"
"Battling cancer and getting a nose job should NEVER be in the same sentence," one more said. Another person asked, "Since when is cosmetic surgery given the green light when actively battling cancer???"
"How did you get cleared for cosmetic surgery while battling cancer????" one more questioned, with an individual stating, "She don't have common sense at all all the energy her blood cells are using to recover from surgeries could have been used to help her battle cancer."
"I don’t know any cosmetic surgeon who would perform an operation on someone with cancer. You can’t even get facials when you have cancer…." one claimed.
"The last thing I would want to do is f*** with my body if I was told I had cancer," another person noted.
One more stated, "Vanity has destroyed our generation. Praying for us all."
Bhad Bhabie dispels misconceptions about getting plastic surgery amid cancer treatment
The 21-year-old star—born Danielle Bregoli—posted pictures of her new nose and noted that it was "swollen" on her Instagram Stories.
She wrote, "Nose jobs are not for the weak!!" over another picture of herself wearing shorts and a tank top. Bhad Bhabie also shared photos of her nose before and after the surgery for a side-by-side comparison.
Shortly after making the major announcement, the rapper, however, faced criticism for undergoing plastic surgery while battling cancer, as per Page Six.
The 'Mama Don't Worry' singer responded to critics who questioned why she would get plastic surgery at this time.
"Y’all it doesn’t matter if you liked my nose before.. this is my face. I didn’t like it so I fixed it," she posted on her Instagram Stories in response to the critical remarks.
She continued, "Lying about plastic surgery is a problem and clearly so is telling the truth about having it. I choose to b[sic] open with y’all about what I have done and mfs [sic] still make s**t a problem. Y’all are crazy."
Bhabie continued to speak about her cancer diagnosis and reassured her fans that her doctor was okay with undergoing the nose job.
"I don’t know who told y’all you can’t get surgery when you have cancer. I was cleared by my dr mind the business that pays you," she said.
Addressing rumors surrounding her diagnosis, Bhabie added, "Y’all mfs[sic] so worried about me and y’all don’t even know what kind of cancer I have! It’s not breast cancer that is a rumor."
Bhad Bhabie disclosed her cancer diagnosis in November 2024
Bhad Bhabie opened up about her cancer diagnosis in November 2024 after raising concerns among her admirers due to her extremely thin and fragile appearance.
Following the disclosure of her diagnosis, Bhabie acknowledged that she was "not prepared" to talk about her health battle yet but stated that she was doing "okay," while telling fans on Instagram that her abrupt weight loss was caused by her "cancer medicine," as per Daily Mail.
Less than two weeks after calling it quits on her four-year relationship with her baby daddy, Le Vaughn, she announced in December 2024 that she was back with him. She shared a picture of them together with the caption, "Forever my baby."
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