In an extensive pair of posts shared on Instagram, Bhad Bhabie asked her fans to let Le Vaughn celebrate Father’s Day without criticizing her or him for forgiving some of his past behavior.
“Happiest Father’s Day to the strongest, sweetest, most selfless man I know…now,” she wrote alongside a carousel of pictures showing Le Vaughn alongside their daughter. “Everyone’s not perfect; some try to be, some are close to, but I’ve never seen anyone step up and change how I’ve seen this man step up and change. Some people choose to live their lives a certain way and it’s up to them whether [they’re] ready to change and it’s up to u whether ur gonna hold them down through good and bad or watch them self destruct… I chose to kept my promise that I made to LeVaughn before I even really knew him well.”
She added that she committed to “never” giving up on him, making sure to support him even at his worst.
“Sometimes through it all u can see something in someone that they are having a hard time seeing in themselves. People go through things. Just so happens what we go through gets broadcasted for the world to see,” she continued. “This is living proof that even after the worst of the worst there’s still a woman that believes in u and will never stop believing in you. Whether it was through friendship and co-parenting or through love and affection we have never stopped being partners and he’s NEVER STOPPED BEING A FATHER AND A AMAZING FATHER AT THAT! I love you bae no matter what.”
Bhad Bhabie has been in an on-again-off-again relationship with Le Vaughn since 2020, and they welcomed their first child together in 2024. In the past, she has accused him of domestic abuse, and last year she said that he hit her “at least 500 times” throughout their relationship.
In a post shared on her Instagram Stories, she called out fans who criticized her for forgiving him.
“Y’all pick and choose who to celebrate, and it’s weird,” she wrote. “You’ll say Happy Father’s Day to some men with a past, but judge mine like he’s not allowed to grow. If his money was public, I’m sure the energy would be different. I’ve been dealing with online hate, rumors, and judgment since I was 13 years old. I’m always going to defend myself, my family, and my relationship when people spread lies.”
She added that people who don’t know about the full ins and outs of their relationship have felt confident criticizing them.
“Everyone has a past,” she wrote. “Ours was years ago, and we’ve grown from it. If I’ve chosen to forgive and move forward, who are you to tell me otherwise? If you don’t like what you see, scroll or block—simple. You don’t know what goes on behind closed doors, and I’m not about to let outsiders disrespect the father of my child, especially on Father’s Day.”
