Big Boss Vette just shared a win that goes way deeper than music!
Late Monday night (Jan. 5), the St. Louis rapper let fans in on a fight she’d been handling off-camera: cancer. After months of treatment, Vette revealed she’s officially cancer-free, posting an emotional video that caught the internet completely off guard.
The “Pretty Girls Walk” rapper, shared a post that read, “IF YOU WOULD’VE TOLD ME I’D BE BEATING CANCER AZZZZZZ IN 2026 I WOULDN’T HAVE BELIEVED YOU !!!! WE DID IT YALLLLLLLLL.” The 52-second video says everything words can’t.
Vette is seen ringing the hospital’s ceremonial bell, the moment that marks the end of cancer treatment, before breaking into a confident strut down the hallway to her own anthem.
Rocking a pink hospital gown and matching headscarf, she danced with purpose while doctors and nurses clapped and hyped her up. No tears. Just victory.
IF YOU WOULD’VE TOLD ME I’D BE BEATING CANCER AZZZZZZ IN 2026 I WOULDN’T HAVE BELIEVED YOU !!!! WE DID IT YALLLLLLLLL 🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️ pic.twitter.com/ABTkNuEGyJ
— Big Boss V 💰 (@BigBossVette) January 5, 2026
What hit fans hardest? Nobody knew.
Vette managed to juggle a full-blown music career while privately going through treatment, never publicly acknowledging what she was dealing with behind the scenes. For months, she kept it pushing like nothing was wrong, and that level of discipline and privacy only made the reveal hit harder.
Social media erupted almost instantly. Within a day, her post pulled in tens of thousands of views, likes, and reposts. Fans flooded her mentions with shock, love, and respect, applauding her for fighting one of the hardest battles there is without ever asking for the spotlight.
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Big Boss Vette first broke through in 2022 when “Pretty Girls Walk” took over TikTok and turned into a viral movement, eventually landing her a deal with Republic Records.
Since then, she’s kept her foot on the gas with tracks like “Snatched” and “Eater,” plus collaborations with artists like Coi Leray, cementing her spot as one of rap’s most fearless rising voices.
Now, she’s added something even bigger to her story, survival. No rollout. No warning. Just a bell, a beat, and a boss walking into her next chapter cancer-free.