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Bhad Bhabie had Ari Fletcher in her feelings on the latest episode of ‘Cooking With The Don,’ and its giving raw, real, and heartbreaking at the same time. Bhabie went into details about her childhood, from shady camps to straight-up trauma, leaving even Ari struggling to hold it together.
“You look at somebody wrong, they put you on reflection, now you sitting at a desk with your face to the wall. You can only eat peanut butter sandwiches and cold ramen while everybody eating regular food. They dont care, theyre evil.
Ari pressed for details, asking, “Why didnt your mom come pick you up? Bhabie explained that her mom didnt believe her cries for help. Bhabie said the camp was monitoring letters, so spilling the deets about her experience in the camp was near impossible, and phone calls were allegedly off-limits.
Their conversation about the ranch continued to get deeper. Bhabie hinted at other traumatic experiences, adding, “There were kids that were getting molested.” Ari’s mouth opened in shock as she stared at Bhabie. When she asked if Bhabie was one of the victims, she clarified, “Not there.” However, she revealed shed been through it before in her childhood. Ari appeared shocked by the revelation as she tried to keep it together. Bhad Bhabie then added, I dont know how many times you want to count it.
Fletcher dug deeper, asking who was out here doing Bhabie dirty. The rapper didnt shy away from answering, revealing her moms ex-boyfriend was allegedly inappropriate with her from ages three to six, then another unidentified man from 13 to 16. She added, I had 30-year-old boyfriends when I was 16, 17.
Soon after the episode aired, fans took to social media to react to some of Bhabie’s statements. People appeared to have a lot of compassion for the Florida native. She mentioned to Ari that some of her confessions on the show were the first time she had said them in public.
Another X user, @xoaasiaa, wrote similar words, tweeting, “The episode with Ari & bhad Bhabie was so sad because its so many victims out here who are going through the same thing as her and feel like nobody heard them or they didnt get justice and it just breaks my heart.”
