Bhad Bhabie's boyfriend Le Vaughn discharged from hospital after L.A. strip club shooting
According to TMZ, the rapper was discharged from the hospital the same day and is on track for a full recovery. Le Vaughn reassured his fans through a short Instagram video from his hospital bed, where he showed his bandaged finger and confirmed that he was doing "just fine."
The shooting incident also left a second person injured with a non-life-threatening shoulder wound. The altercation began inside the club before spilling out onto the streets, and the suspect fled the scene in a white Mercedes G-Wagon. No suspects have been identified yet, and law enforcement is continuing to investigate the incident.
Meanwhile, Bhad Bhabie has not addressed the shooting but has been engaged in a public dispute with Alabama Barker. After Alabama rapped about Bhad Bhabie's daughter Kali in what appears to be a new diss track, Bhad Bhabie fired back on her Instagram Story, warning Alabama with strong language and threatening to confront her face-to-face.
Despite the drama surrounding them, Bhad Bhabie's father, Ira Peskowitz, mentioned on TMZ Live that the couple might take a step back for safety reasons while the investigation unfolds.
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