Bhad Bhabie’s ex and father of her daughter has been shot at an LA strip club. 

Le Vaughn, aged 26, recently ended his relationship with the 21-year-old rapper. He was at Sam’s Hofbrau in downtown LA when he was shot in the early hours of Wednesday morning, as reported by TMZ.

According to multiple sources, two groups of men got into an altercation while watching the dancers, with someone opening fire.

The altercation continued outside where more shots were fired, leading to two people getting hit by bullets, according to the LAPD. Le Vaughn sustained an injury to his hand, while another individual was shot in the shoulders.

A suspect driving a white G-Wagon was approached by police but they drove onto the 10 freeway and managed to get away. 

Le Vaughn and another victim were treated at hospital for non life-threatening injuries and are set to make a full recovery. 

Bhad Bhabie’s ex and father of her daughter, Le Vaughn, has been shot at an LA strip club – pictured 2024

Le Vaughn, 26, was at Sam’s Hofbrau near downtown LA (pictured) when he was shot in the early hours of Wednesday morning, per TMZ

DailyMail.com has contacted representatives for Bhad Bhabie, the LAPD and Sam’s Hofbrau for further comment.

Bhad Bhabie, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, has been involved in controversies lately after claiming that Alabama Barker was attempting to steal Le Vaughn from her.

Last month Bhad Bhabie shared a now-deleted Instagram story saying she is ‘single’ followed by another post reading: ‘Like dead ass yall will never see me with that man ever again’ per TMZ.

A spokesman for the star said at the time: ‘LV has been a strong source of support for Danni and their daughter throughout her cancer journey. 

‘That’s currently both their focuses, making sure Danni is healing and healthy.’

The pair share Kali Love, who will turn one in March. 

They last rekindled their romance in December, after Bregolo accused him of beating her. 

The split comes after Barker, 19, denied she had hooked up with Le Vaughn and said she had ‘no interest’ in him.

She said that it was Le Vaughn who has been contacting her and ‘confessing his feelings’ for her for nearly a year.

Le Vaughn, 26, who shares a daughter with the rapper , 21, was inside Sam’s Hofbrau near downtown LA when he was shot in the early hours of Wednesday morning, per TMZ  

The former couple share daughter Kali, who will turn one this month – picture with Bhad Bhabie’s mom Barbara Bregoli (R)

The split comes after Alabama Barker, 19, denied she had hooked up with Le Vaughn and said she had ‘no interest’ in him 

Bhad Bhabie also sensationally claimed Barker had got pregnant by Tyga, 35, which was also vehemently denied. 

In December, Bregoli revealed she was back with her babydaddy Le Vaughn, less than two weeks after ending their four-year relationship.

She captioned her Instastory: ‘Forever my baby.’

She previously accused him of domestic violence last year. 

One person outraged about Bhad Bhabie rekindling her romance with the 26-year-old was her own mother, Barbara.

‘This is what LV texted me last night letting me know he has control over her but we know it’s trauma bonding,’ she said via Instastory.

Barbara previously called Le Vaughn a ‘piece of s*** who beat my daughter, almost killing her, on more than one occasion’ and she wrote: ‘Imagine playing the victim in a situation you created.’

In November, Bhad Bhabie gave her first health update since revealing her cancer diagnosis after sparking concern among her fans over her very thin and frail appearance.

She admitted that she was ‘not prepared’ to speak about her health battle just yet, but shared that she was doing ‘okay.’

It was the first time she was seen out in public since informing fans that her sudden weight loss was due to her ‘cancer medicine’ on Instagram.

Bregoli seemed to launch her Instagram Stories post in response to concerned comments fans have made about her significantly slimmed-down figure.

‘I’m Sorry my cancer medicine made me loose weight. Im slowly gaining it back,’ she wrote. ‘So stop running w the worst narratives [sic].’