Bhad Bhabie doubles down on her claim that Alabama Barker is a 'homewrecker' amid Le Vaughn drama

Bhad Bhabie is standing on her claim that Alabama Barker is a 'homewrecker.'

The 21-year-old media personality used Instagram Live on Wednesday to explain 'her side' of the story while some of her nearly 16 million followers tuned in.

According to the Only Fans creator, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, 18-year-old Barker met her now ex-boyfriend Le Vaughn, 26, when they had spent weeks apart following a physical altercation.

Bregoli said in the recording, which was posted on her Instagram profile but has since been deleted, that his alleged cheating with Barker has resulted in them breaking up, although they are still co-habitating.

The exes share nine-month-old daughter Kali, who was born in March. In the clip, which sees the mother-of-one getting emotional, Le Vaughn casually walked by in the background.

At the start of the video, the music artist admitted she 'cheated first' with rapper Chief Sosa, but she did not specify the timeframe she was referring to.

Meanwhile, Alabama earlier this week publicly shared her side of the story and insisted that Le Vaughn told her he was not in a relationship when they met.

Despite this, Danielle doubled down on her position, passionately stating in the clip: 'Even though Le Vaughn is in the wrong, Alabama [is wrong too].'

'A man is going to be a man, but b***h, you call yourself my friend,' she continued. 

She also accused Barker, the daughter of Travis Barker and stepdaughter of Kourtney Kardashian, of having a reputation as a serial homewrecker.

'Alabama is a liar to some extent,' Bhad Bhabie said with conviction. 'She's a manipulator to some extent, as well as Le Vaughn.'

She called the situation 'beyond embarrassing' and 'beyond disturbing,' adding, '...especially with everything I'm going through,' seemingly referencing her cancer battle.

'I literally just had surgery a couple days ago and I'm dealing with this right now,' the star, who became famous from a viral Dr. Phill appearance in 2016, said elsewhere in the video. 

Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Alabama seemed to hit back by sharing a quote that said, 'Be so confident in who you are that false narratives and rumors about you don't faze your being.' 

And in a TikTok caption on Tuesday, she wrote, 'I'd never want a BUM.'

Alabama also appeared on the social media platform and shared a now-deleted post on Wednesday, per Us Weekly.

'I’ve been to [Bhad Bhabie's] house one time and I guess [Le Vaughn] was there, but I never saw his face,' Alabama shared.

'I’m not looking to wreck anyone’s home or family. I don’t get any cool points from that and I don’t benefit from it all. I also would never date this man,' she insisted.

'Sadly, I fell for his manipulative lies and after I told him I no longer wanted communication with him, he continuously tried to talk to me and put me in a very uncomfortable position,' the Vogue rapper claimed. 

She added, 'I’m not going to disregard my faults in the situation. There are definitely certain things I could have gone about differently.

'The situation is unfortunate and goes against my morals as a woman,' she declared. 'My intentions are never to break a family apart. That is the lowest of the barrel. Believe me or don’t believe me, that is just disgusting.'

She added, 'Thankfully, I’m not blind to the fact that he’s manipulating her or myself. He’s also gaslighting the situation and trying to turn us against each other when really he was the problem from the beginning. Me and Danielle were more like acquaintances than anything.'