Alabama Barker, 19, shares shocking message after addressing claim she got pregnant by 35-year-old rapper Tyga

Alabama Barker and Bhad Bhabie are now locked in a war of words as the pair take shots at one another following rumors that Tyga got Barker pregnant.

Bhad Bhabie, 21, who shot to fame following a viral stint on the Dr Phil show in 2016, recently released a song seemingly aimed at Barker, daughter of musician Travis Barker.

In the diss track, titled 'Over Cooked', Bhabie suggested Barker had been sleeping with rapper Soulja Boy and got pregnant by rapper Tyga.

Bhad Bhabie took shots at Alabama in her song 'Over Cooked' (Wil R/Star Max/GC Images)

Bhabie tells listeners in her rap track: "Hatin'-a** h*e tried steal my baby daddy (Baby daddy) / F**kin' on Soulja [Boy] and Tyga got you pregnant (Uh).

"Tried to play me close, backdoor me, seen it comin' (Seen it comin') / Did all that for nothin’, b*tch, he still gon' come right back (He gon' come right back)."

She then decided to double down on these claims by going on Instagram live to explain her lyrics, saying that her boyfriend Le Vaughn was told by Barker that she had gotten pregnant by Tyga.

Barker took to social media to set the record straight. When questioned by a fan on her TikTok page whether she had been involved with either rapper, she replied ‘absolutely not’.

In the post she wrote: “I felt it was necessary to address the outrageous rumors circulating, particularly those from Danielle.

Barker teased she would be releasing a diss track in response(Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)

“To be clear, I have never been pregnant, never had an abortion, and have never been alone with Tyga or Soulja boy outside of public settings.

“The idea of any persnoal relationship between us is completely fabricated-nothing more than a sad and baseless rumor to gain attention.

“I wont continue to entertain this nonsense, but this will be the last time I address pathetic lies, The blogs are filled with false information, and the claims being made are not only inaccurate but deeply disturbing.

“There is no evidence to support these stories, just a relentless campaign to tarnish reputation. As for the music, a diss track is coming soon.”

Meanwhile, Tyga has outright denied this and called on people to stop believing everything they read on the internet.

He took to Twitter on Friday (January 31) to say: “This the dumbest s*** I ever heard.

“Yall believe anything yall see online. I have never had any sort of physical relationship with Alabama. It’s honestly ridiculous I even have to address it.”