Cash Me Outside girl Bhad Bhabie pays $6.1 million for Florida home

She puts the money in “cash me outside”.

Danielle Bregoli, now known as Bhad Bhabie – who rose to internet stardom five years ago when she tried to fight Dr. Phil McGraw struggling on his eponymous talk show by uttering her famous words, “Cash me outside, how bout dah?” — now has something else to add to her name: ownership.

The Florida native whose television interview has since conducted broke about 14 million YouTube views and who has around 16 million Instagram followerspaid $6.1 million for a home in Boca Raton, Fla. in an all-cash deal.

That’s right: You can now redeem them in an ultra-luxe 9,200-square-foot home.

Bregoli, now 19, closed on March 3 with seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms equipped with all amenities, records show.

The property, a “modern 2020 fully renovated property,” is located in a gated community in Palm Beach County on one acre of land and features a two-story guest house, hurricane-exposed windows and porcelain tile throughout.

The chef’s eat-in kitchen features a walk-in pantry and top-of-the-line appliances. The first floor master bedroom has three large walk-in closets and an outdoor jacuzzi area.

The primary bathroom has a walk-in rain shower with dual shower heads and a medium waterfall shower head as noted in the previous listing.

Amenities in the smart home include a billiards/club room, a dry sauna, and a wine storage room.

Marcy F Javor with Signature One Luxury Estates LLC held the listing.

This is the second home the internet star has bought. She also owns a five-bedroom, seven-bathroom estate in the same neighborhood that’s on the market for $3.67 million.

Bregoli has landed several multi-million dollar deals thanks to her manager Adam Kluger. Kluger brought her together with Atlantic Records, although they have since parted ways. She has earned millions from branding deals with online retailers such as Fashion Nova and CopyCat Beauty.

She also started her own indie music label. Her music has been streamed more than 1.5 billion times worldwide.

But perhaps her most controversial source of income is her OnlyFans account, which she joined when she turned 18. earned her a million dollars in the first six hours on the website, breaking the OnlyFans record.

While she hasn’t revealed how much she’s made since then from her scantily clad photos and videos on the platform, she said it’s enough to “set her up for life.”

But the star has had some issues, and that’s in June 2020 completed a 30-day rehabilitation program to the Abuse of prescription pills and childhood trauma.