Bhad Bhabie Claims She Dated Chief Keef When She Was “Young”

Bhad Bhabie has sparked widespread controversy after hinting at an inappropriate relationship with Chief Keef during a recent podcast appearance.

While speaking on Ari Fletcher’s Dinner With The Don, the 20-year-old artist and viral personality casually referenced a past relationship with the Chicago rapper, describing it as “friends with benefits.” The conversation took a darker turn when Bhabie nearly disclosed her age at the time, halting herself mid-sentence. “I was like si—,” she began, before pulling back. She later said, “I took it personal because I was young,” and revealed the relationship lasted four years.

The implication that she began seeing Chief Keef at 16 quickly ignited outrage. Social media erupted with criticism, accusing the rapper of predatory behavior. Many questioned why more people weren’t addressing the implications of her statements, particularly given the significant age and power imbalance. The backlash intensified as clips from other interviews resurfaced, showing Bhabie discussing her emotional attachment to Chief Keef. On the High Low With EmRata podcast, she said she had known him since she was “15 or 16” and admitted she “really did love him.” She also revealed tattoos in his honor, including his surname across her chest and his first name on her wrist.

Although Bhad Bhabie has since claimed the relationship didn’t become romantic until she turned 18, the timeline remains murky. In December 2024, she told fans during an Instagram Live that her current boyfriend, Le Vaughn, physically assaulted her after learning she had reached out to Chief Keef. She described the situation as “some [expletive] I should’ve never got myself into,” suggesting regret without directly condemning the rapper.

Later in the Dinner With The Don episode, Bhabie discussed deeper trauma from her early years. She said she was molested between ages three and six by her mother’s ex-boyfriend and again between 13 and 16 by a former bodyguard. She also alleged she dated men in their 30s while still in her teens. Despite reporting these incidents, she said none of the men involved were ever held accountable.

“I think it’s crazy how nobody ever got in trouble,” she said, reflecting on years of abuse and neglect by adults around her.

Her revelations have reignited public debate about the entertainment industry’s exploitation of young women and the failure of systems designed to protect them.