On Tuesday, editors at TMZ reported that the social media influencer had been rushed to a medical facility in Los Angeles earlier in December. Insiders claimed Alabama had been suffering from the effects of nicotine withdrawal after giving up vaping cold turkey.

Alabama Barker clarified in a now-deleted Instagram Story that she was not recently hospitalized for a nicotine withdrawal. She did not reveal when she was in the hospital, just that she was admitted earlier this year.

Alabama Barker is speaking out following rumors that she was hospitalized for nicotine withdrawal. The 19-year-old daughter of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker and former Miss USA Shanna Moakler took to her Instagram Story on Tuesday after the report on Monday, which claimed she was “recently” sent to the hospital after she stopped vaping.

Alabama Barker, 19, daughter of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, was rushed to the hospital after experiencing severe nicotine withdrawal symptoms following her decision to quit vaping cold turkey. According

The Blink-182 drummer’s daughter was reportedly hospitalized after she abruptly quit vaping, which made her feel “panicked and unwell.”

With reports that Alabama Barker was hospitalized burning up the Internet, Travis Barker and Shanna Moakler's 19-year-old daughter addressed the situation on Instagram.

On Monday (30 December), it was reported by various outlets, including TMZ, who initially broke the story, that Alabama had been taken to hospital due to symptoms of nicotine withdrawal - which, according to the NHS, can include strong urges or cravings to smoke, trouble concentrating and feeling restless.

Alabama Barker is addressing the rumors circulating about her being hospitalized for nicotine withdrawal. “Hello everyone, I just want to clarify that I was not in the hospital this month or last,” the “Vogue” rapper,

Nepo kid drama alert! Alabama Barker is hospitalized! The 19-year-old quit vaping cold turkey! Intense anxiety attacks and missing Kourtney's Christmas pics! What’s your take on this headline-making moment?