Bhad Bhabie has shared "bad news" in her ongoing cancer battle.

The 22-year-old rapper - whose real name is Danielle Bregoli - previously revealed she had been diagnosed with a form of blood cancer and took to social media over the weekend to give fans an update.

She wrote on X: "Bad news from my doctor yesterday. God has the last say so, not my cancer."

She did not give any further updates.

Last year, Bhad Bhabie - who claims to have made more than $50 million by selling racy content on the adults-only subscription service OnlyFans - defended 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.

"Y'all mfs[sic] so worried about me and y'all don't even know what kind of cancer I have! It's not breast cancer that is a rumor (sic)."

She has also used her social media to hit back at fans who accused her of lying about her health woes.

She said: "I've never lied to the internet about ANYTHING. I wasn't even gonna tell y'all until y'all wouldn't shut up about my weight

"I've NEVER been the type of person who "lies just to lie" - y'all don't know celebrities or what we are going through just because you watch us through a screen.

"Normalize not pretending y'all know what's really going on in celebrities' lives. Y'all don't know us, y'all just see us (sic)."