Bhad Bhabie shuts down comparisons to Alabama Barker after unveiling new look
Bhad Bhabie debuted a striking new look on February 19, showcasing a sleek blond wig with blunt bangs, rosy cheeks, and nude lips in a video shared to her Instagram.
The rapper, known for hits like 'Gucci Flip Flops,' was rapping along to a teased song that disses Alabama Barker, which led to speculation that her dramatic makeover was inspired by her rival.
Bhad Bhabie unveils new look. pic.twitter.com/DktUHfAZeO — Pop Base (@PopBase) February 20, 2025
Bhad Bhabie, however, quickly addressed these comparisons in a lengthy rant on her Instagram Stories, denying any attempt to emulate Barker's style. She explained that the look, captioned '#mswhitman,' was a reference to Patricia Arquette's character in the 1993 film 'True Romance,' and not a tribute to Alabama Barker.
In a fiery post, Bhad Bhabie lashed out at those suggesting she was trying to resemble Barker, calling her hair a completely different color and style. She also reiterated the ongoing tension between the two, accusing Barker of sleeping with her boyfriend, Le Vaughn, which she claimed sparked their feud.
Alabama Barker, who dropped a diss track titled 'Cry Bhabie' earlier this month, denied the allegations and referenced her father, Travis Barker, as the person who encouraged her to respond. The back-and-forth between the two continues to escalate.
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