Bhad Bhabie says she regrets getting 6 tattoos dedicated to Chief Keef while they were dating: 'I'm just tired of being delusional'

• Bhad Bhabie is having all six of her tattoos dedicated to her ex, rapper Chief Keef, removed.
• "I'm just tired of being delusional," she said. "I'm so over it."

Bhad Bhabie is having all six of her tattoos dedicated to her ex, rapper Chief Keef, removed.

"I have Chief Keef's birthday, his last name, his name, his nickname, and I have 'CK' on my ankle, then I have his last name right here," Bhabie, 20, told Emily Ratajkowski during her recent appearance on the model's "High Low with EmRata" podcast.

"Actually, I just covered his birthday, and then I have 'So' on my ear, and then I have 'Keef' on my wrist," she added.

When asked why she decided to cover up Keef's birthday, Bhabie — whose real name is Danielle Bregoli — replied by saying it's because she's "sick of his shit."

"I'm getting them removed. I'm just tired of being delusional," she said. "I'm so over it."

Elsewhere in her interview with Ratajkowski, Bhabie opened up about the work she's had done to her body, admitting she began getting plastic surgery when she was just 16 years old.

"I had two rounds of silicone ass shots when I was 16 that did nothing," she said. "I didn't start getting any kind of shape to my body until I started gaining weight."

"I gained, like, 25 pounds in, like, two weeks," she added. "It just happened. I don't know how it happened. I've never gotten my boobs done. I've had lip filler."

Bregoli also said that her mother, Barbara Ann Bregoli, who once appeared with her in a now-viral interview on "Dr. Phil," didn't care that she was an OnlyFans creator.

"That lady love money, she don't give a fuck where it come from," she said.

Bhabie added that she talks about putting her mother in a nursing home.

"I'mma tell 'em her ass got dementia. She can't have no phone, she can't have nothing. Lock her in a room," the rapper said, before chuckling.

"At the end of the day, I get the last laugh every time, so it's cool," she continued.