Viral Sensation Denies Involvement In Fiery Lamborghini Wreck: Report

LOS ANGELES, CA — Rapper Bhad Bhabie on Monday denied reports that her Lamborghini SUV was involved in a fiery San Fernando Valley wreck over the weekend after a TV station broadcast video showing the aftermath of the violent crash.

Police were chasing the Lamborghini Urus when it crashed on the 5500 block of Tampa Avenue in Tarzana at around 4 a.m. Saturday. Video from the scene shows flames engulfing the mangled car moments after Good Samaritans pulled a man from the driver's seat, KTLA reported.

The station reported that the SUV belonged to Bhad Bhabie — known for a 2016 viral moment on "Dr. Phil." But her representative told TMZ the rapper, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, had nothing to do with it.

"This report is inaccurate. Bhad Bhabie was not involved in any car incident in Los Angeles this weekend. Furthermore, she does not own a Lamborghini," the rep said.

KTLA, citing video creator OnSceneTV, reported that Bregoli's brother was driving the car when it crashed. Her mother told TMZ that Bregoli doesn't have a brother and she was safe at home during the time of the crash.

After the crash, the driver was transported to a local hospital, KTLA reported.

Officers recovered a gun and a luxury watch from the scene of the crash, according to the report.

The Florida native, then 13, earned notoriety for her 2016 appearance on a "Dr Phil" episode titled "I Want to Give Up My Car-Stealing, Knife-Wielding, Twerking 13-Year-Old Daughter Who Tried to Frame Me for a Crime."

In an irritated response to the audience's laughter, Bregoli quipped "Catch me outside, how about that?" Thanks to Bregoli's distinctive pronunciation of the phrase, she became a viral sensation known as the "Cash Me Outside" girl.

She has since used her moment of fame to launch a career as a rapper and OnlyFans creator.

She revealed on social media last month that she has been diagnosed with cancer.