Bhad Bhabie has swapped the recording studio for the hospital ward.
The 23-year-old rapper informed fans of the unexpected career change on X, as she shared mirror selfies in which she was seen wearing black scrubs.
She wrote alongside the snaps: “They said I’m rich and bored. I been working on getting my nursing license. I love the med field.”
The apparent career switch comes after Bhad Bhabie previously revealed she had been diagnosed with a form of blood cancer, as she attempted to defend her decision to get a nose job.
She said on Instagram: "I'm going to top doctors, right? They're not gonna do a plastic surgery on a cancer patient without clearance from their cancer. I had to get clearance both times for both my surgeries.
“The type of cancer that I have is a blood cancer. It's not breast cancer, it's not lung cancer, it's not none of that y'all be talking about. I have a blood cancer. The only thing that it does is make my white blood cell count high. It doesn't affect me physically.”
She also said: “Y’all it doesn’t matter if you liked my nose before.. this is my face. I didn’t like it so I fixed it. Lying about plastic surgery is a problem and clearly so is telling the truth about having it. I choose to b[sic] open with y’all about what I have done and mfs [sic] still make s**t a problem. Y’all are crazy.
“I don’t know who told y’all you can’t get surgery when you have cancer. I was cleared by my dr mind the business that pays you.”
Following Bhabie’s admission about her health battle, some cruel trolls insisted that her having cancer was “karma”, her mother Barbara came forward to defend her daughter, as she said in an Instagram video: “Social media has become an app where people think they can come on here and say the most vile things and think it’s funny because they’re hiding behind a screen.
“That’s the lowest form of anything. Babies don’t ask to get cancer, little children don’t ask to get cancer, the elderly don’t ask to get — nobody asks to get cancer.
“Don’t come on here with your balls so mighty saying, ‘Oh, yeah, that’s your karma,’ because it just might be yours. Don’t ever say something about someone unless you’ve experienced it. Let me tell you something, play with me every day. Don’t come after my kid. Don’t come after my family.”
Bhabie’s fans don’t need to panic that she’s ditching music once and for all though after she shared the scrubs snaps - as she recently dropped her new track What U Like.