Bhad Bhabie goes to OXFORD! Rapper talked about earning $50 million on OnlyFans

Bhad Bhabie hits back at dad for saying she's being GROOMED FOR PORN

Students at the event told TMZ that the rapper whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, chatted to the chamber full of students on Wednesday night and took part in a Q&A session with the president of the Oxford Union. During the session, she spoke about her quick rise to fame in 2013.

Bhad Bhabie first came to the public's attention after making a guest appearance on an episode of Dr. Phil titled 'I Want to Give Up My Car-Stealing, Knife-Wielding, Twerking 13-Year-Old Daughter Who Tried to Frame Me for a Crime!'

The episode became a blockbuster and made Bhahie the "cash me outside" girl. She then decided to rebrand herself and launched a music career with the help of Kodak Black and Lil Yachty. She further talked about the struggles of becoming famous so young, making 50 million bucks on OnlyFans, and shed light on her new scholarship fund.

Bhabie is currently among some of the highest-earning stars on Onlyfans. According to Forbes, Bhabie earned $49 million in 2021 on the content sharing platform. The star went on give receipts for her earnings with screenshots from her OnlyFans account, showing a gross revenue of $53 million. The fun speech from Bhad Bhabie came just a day before globally renowned political activist Malala Yousafzai gave a talk in the same venue.

However, this is not the first time when Bhad Bhabie has addressed students at a prestigious university. Just last month, she teamed up with Educapital Foundation to create a £1.5m ($1.7m) scholarship, which will provide postgraduate entrepreneurial grants and full scholarships to students.

"While developing this scholarship program, it was great collaborating with Educapital’s Aisha Rodriguez and Dr Brenita Mitchell, both amazing women giving amazing opportunities to the next generation of entrepreneurs," she said. "We didn’t want to just give out tuition funds but also help the grads with startup capital to launch their own businesses. I can’t wait to see what these young hustlers do."