The legal war between Cardi B and Tasha K is nowhere near over. The rapper is dragging the blogger back to court for allegedly violating a non-disparagement clause that was supposed to keep Tasha silent about Cardi, her ex-husband Offset, and other associates. The violation? Talking publicly about Offset’s gambling habits and the recent shooting that left him hospitalized.
Years after winning a 4 million defamation judgment against Tasha, Cardi agreed to reduce the debt to 1.2 million as part of the blogger’s bankruptcy plan. But that deal came with strict terms: a non-disparagement clause prohibiting Tasha from speaking about Cardi or anyone connected to her. The new court filing argues Tasha broke that promise by discussing Offset’s alleged gambling and the shooting that put him in the hospital.
Enough is enough, Cardi says. She’s asking the judge to find Tasha in violation of the agreement. The rapper wants significant sanctions, including coverage of her attorney’s fees. And she’s eyeing the full 3.9 million originally owed, not 1.2 million settlements.
The original defamation case ended with Tasha ordered to pay millions for spreading false claims about Cardi. The bankruptcy filing paused collections, but this new legal move could reopen old wounds. With both sides refusing to back down, the courtroom is about to get very crowded again
