The controversial Dr. Phil guest who became famous for her catchphrase "Cash me outside, how about that" is now selling explicit content while heavily pregnant.

Bhad Bhabie, whose real name is Danielle Marie Bregoli, created an OnlyFans account three years ago and made $1 million within just six hours of signing up when she was only 18 years old.

Despite being pregnant and feeling "very over it," the rapper, who had a troubled upbringing in Florida, continues to sell provocative content on the platform.

The social media influencer, with 16 million Instagram followers, discovered she was pregnant last July. She recently revealed that she and her boyfriend La Vaughn are expecting a baby girl. In an interview with People, she mentioned feeling exhausted and focused on ensuring her daughter, named Kali Love, is well cared for.

Despite the option to retire and stay home as a mother, the 20-year-old expressed a desire to continue pursuing her passions and exploring new opportunities. As she prepares for her daughter's arrival, the OnlyFans model continues to earn income on the platform by sharing bump photos with her followers who requested them.

Earlier this year, she wrote to her followers, saying: "Forget it! You all keep asking for pregnancy content, the first 20 to send the pregnancy emoji will receive some."

One fan commented on a post, saying: "You look so beautiful pregnant! It's been incredible to witness your growth and maturity over the past few years."

Another supporter added: "It's amazing how she was able to rise from her humble beginnings and now her children are set for life. Danielle is truly blessed."

However, her current luxurious lifestyle is a stark contrast to her upbringing in Boynton Beach, raised by her mother Barbara Ann after her father left when she was just a toddler.

She often found herself in physical altercations with her mother, once admitting: "I have a violent streak, I pushed her in the face because she wouldn't leave me alone. It was either me breaking down her door or her breaking down mine. I wouldn't stop until I saw dents in the door."

In 2016, her uncontrollable behavior led her to appear on the Dr. Phil show after she was caught stealing cars and using her mother's credit cards without permission. Dr. Phil noted that he didn't believe she was inherently evil, but rather had adopted a defensive persona to protect herself from rejection and hurt. This mindset, he explained, led her to act out in anger and aggression.

A year later, she rebranded herself as Bhad Bhabie and made history as the youngest female rapper to debut on the Billboard Hot 100 chart with her single "These Heaux." She went on to sign a record deal with Atlantic Records. However, her notoriety grew even more when she threw a drink at Australian rapper Iggy Azalea at a party in 2018, reportedly in response to Iggy questioning a photographer's attendance at one of her concerts.

Iggy later responded by saying, "The Dr. Phil girl is really upset with me apparently and thought I would fight a child? What kind of 'whose baby is this' Dr. Phil nonsense is this. I am an adult, I cannot stoop to that level."

"I understand that this young girl has gained fame by acting foolish on television and online. But I am a grown woman. I will not waste my energy on that nonsense or engage in a fight with a child at a club."

She then mentioned her success on OnlyFans, stating that she had achieved instant financial success and could potentially retire at the age of 18, surpassing the previous record held by former Disney star Bella Thorne.

She said, "When I turned 18 and started doing OnlyFans, I started making so much money. And by making money, I mean I could retire right now if I wanted to."