Bhad Bhabie says her mom, who she plans on putting in a nursing home, doesn't care about her wealth coming from OnlyFans: 'That lady love money'

• Bhad Bhabie said that her mother doesn't care about her having an OnlyFans, or where her money comes from. 
• The creator first became famous after appearing on Dr. Phil at age 2013 and saying, "cash me outside."
• She said that she talks about putting her mother in a nursing home when she gets older. 

Bhad Bhabie says that her mother doesn't care that she has an OnlyFans, because her mom loves money. 

The rapper, whose given name is Danielle Bregoli, first became famous in 2016, when the then-13-year-old appeared on an episode of the "Dr. Phil" show about troubled teens and went viral for challenging the studio audience to a fight with the now-iconic phrase "cash me outside, how bout dah."

Now 20 years old, Bregoli has leveraged her viral fame into a rap career and lucrative OnlyFans.

According to Bregoli, her mother, Barbara Ann Bregoli, who appeared on "Dr. Phil" with her daughter, doesn't care that her daughter is an OnlyFans creator.

"That lady love money, she don't give a fuck where it come from,"  Bregoli told host Emily Ratajkowski on her podcast "High Low with EmRata."

When Ratajkowski asked if Bregoli financially supported her mother, there was a pause suggesting a nonverbal response, before Ratajkowski said, "Damn."

Rolling Stone reported that it was Bregoli's mother's idea to go on "Dr. Phil," after Bregoli started to get into legal trouble. Bregoli, who told Rolling Stone that her circumstances at home affected how she acted when she became famous, has spoken out about her negative experiences at a teen wilderness camp that she was sent to after appearing on "Dr. Phil." 

"I think she feels bad, but at the same time, it's like, what can you do?" Bregoli said after Ratajkowski asked if her mother understood what her adolescence was like. 

Bregoli said that she talks about putting her mother in a nursing home. 

"I'mma tell 'em her ass got dementia. She can't have no phone, she can't have nothing. Lock her in a room," Bregoli said, before chuckling. 

"At the end of the day, I get the last laugh every time, so it's cool," she continued.