Bhad Bhabie thinks OnlyFans is a "good way" to become rich quickly.

The 22-year-old rapper - whose real name is Danielle Bregoli - claimed to have made more than $50 million by selling racy content on the adults-only subscription service and has now spoken about how it can change a person's financial situation in a short amount of time.

Asked for her opinion on OnlyFans, she told Interview Magazine: "[It's] a good way to make a lot of money really fast."

Meanwhile, the Gucci Flip Flops hitmaker - who shot to fame during her viral appearance on 'Dr. Phil' in 2016 with her 'Cash me outside, how bout dah?' catchphrase - has previously admitted to having undergone various cosmetic procedures and insisted that any sort of work can serve as a "confidence" boost despite the negative connotations that often surround it.

She said: "People talk a lot of shit but it gives them the confidence they need!"

Towards the end of last year, the star revealed that she had been diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia and took to Instagram to hit back at concerns about her weight loss and revealed she is taking cancer medication.

She wrote: "I'm sorry my cancer medication made me loose [sic] weight. Im slowly gaining it back. So stop running w the worst narratives."

At the time, Bhad Bhadbie - who has 16-month-old Kali Love with with Le Vaughn - did not go into detail about her illness, but a family source confirmed to TMZ that she has cancer and was under the care of a doctor.

But just weeks later, she took to social media once again to hit back at fans who had acussed her of lying about her health woes.

She said: "I've never lied to the internet about ANYTHING,' she fumed.

'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."