She has become a furry. I remember seeing a video where she got scammed by a fursuit maker so Violent J threatened to send a bunch of hatchet-wielding ninjaz to his house if he didn't give her a refund.
She got the refund.
Yeah, that's why I'm worried.
For people who aren't familiar with juggalos, Violent J (the fat one from ICP) is the supreme pontiff of their culture; his word holds as much weight as, if not more weight than, the Pope's word does with Catholics. *
Used to be, there wasn't much crossover between juggalos and furries (still remember seeing "furry juggalo DA groups" featured on SA, and how funny it was to think that people would combine the two). However, Violent J's daughter came out as a furry shortly before Covid, so he started fursuiting too, and now it's just accepted that a lot of juggalos are also furries.
J on the left, his daughter on the right:

We're just one trans kid away from Lou becoming the new face of America's methbelt.
* note: I'm not even exaggerating here, re: Violent J and the Pope. Read any thread on Pope Francis, and around half the comments are going to be from Catholics lamenting the current state of their Church, and the need to course correct. A few will be polite and diplomatic; a lot of them won't be.
Meanwhile, I don't think I've
ever heard juggalos say
anything negative about Violent J. The only time there was any serious disagreement over J's leadership in the Carnival was when Twiztid (one of ICP's earliest and most successful protege bands) left ICP's record label, and even then the most shocking statement from Twiztid was something like "we had creative differences and wanted to explore new artistic directions".
Dude is a God to those people. **
** note to note: not exaggerating about the God thing, either. Juggalo lore is super autistic, and I don't pretend to know even half of it, but back in the 2000s J famously dropped a Big Reveal about how the first six of his albums were monotheistic religious allegories, slowly and methodically revealing esoteric truths about heaven, hell, God, and salvation, which had come to him in a dream about circus clowns.
I wish I was making this up, but I'm not.
Kinda hope Lou DOES get into a juggalo phase, just so he can learn it's actually a clown-based version of Christianity. Lou's ensuing chimp out will be GLORIOUS.