Cardi B isn’t playing with YouTuber Tasha K, who has some money to pay for it. As you know, the “Bodak Yellow” rapper battled Tasha in court in a 3-year defamation battle.
The blogger made several damning allegations against Cardi on her channel, including accusing her of prostitution, prompting the artist to sue her in January.
The case ended in Cardi’s favor, and Tasha was ordered to pay a large amount of damages. However, more than nine months after the verdict was handed down, the YouTuber still hasn’t paid, and the rapper is taking some drastic measures to get his money back.
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Cardi B Begins Process To Decorate Blogger Account
According to Radar Online, Cardi has begun the process of foreclosing on real estate and assets belonging to Tasha K. The publication claims she filed paperwork in Georgia for the collection process to begin.
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The “Hustlers” star’s papers asked for permission to garnish the blogger’s Chase Bank account so he could collect his millions. Cardi was awarded a total of $4 million in damages by a judge, but court documents state that Tasha owes her $3.3 million.
The “I Like It” artist demanded that the staff of Chase Bank, where the blogger, whose real name is LaTasha Kebe, holds the account, should hold all money, wages, property and other assets, including items that may be in the safety deposit box. She asked the financial institution to give her answer about the amount Tasha had in her account.
According to reports, Tasha has contacted the federal judge presiding over the case to participate because an appeal against the initial ruling is still pending. The decision has not yet been determined.
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Tasha K Declares She Has No Money To Star ‘F9’
Not sure why the Grammy winner decided to take this route, but in February, The Blast reported that the blogger was not ready to pay off his debts. In an appearance on the show “All Blk,” Kebe stated that he does not have the net worth to buy such a large amount.
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While talking to the host, he explained, “I don’t understand! Don’t ask me for no money. Who’s trying to pay $4 million?” The YouTuber, who has over 1 million subscribers at the time of writing, claims he has a process for handling angry celebrities who sue while hinting that he may appeal the case.
He also joked about having two children that he had to feed and send to school. In January, Tasha was found guilty of intentional infliction of emotional distress and invasion of privacy by false public representation.
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He was ordered by the judge to pay Cardi B $1.5 million in punitive damages, $1 million in general expenses, $1,338,753.47 in litigation expenses and finally $250,000 in medical expenses — a total of $4 million. However, after much discussion, both parties agreed to reduce the medical costs to only $25,000.
In addition, in April, an injunction was signed by a judge asking Tasha to delete all posts on her channel containing offensive statements about the rapper within five days. According to the judge, Tasha cannot have a pass to continue defaming Cardi while trying to appeal the case.
Bloggers File Appeal, Citing Withheld Evidence
In June, Tasha stuck to her promise and filed an appeal, asking Cardi’s $4 million winnings to be thrown out of court. His lawyers claimed in a brief sent to the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit that a key piece of evidence was excluded by Judge William Ray, who decided the case.
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He claims that Judge Ray overlooked evidence about Cardi’s “character” and, in the process, swayed the jury. An excerpt of the legal document reads, “The jury heard a very biased presentation of evidence and, as they could not determine who the plaintiff really was, the jury returned a general verdict for the Plaintiff, against both Defendants.”
Tasha’s lawyer also claimed that the “WAP” rapper’s lawyer failed to prove that he acted with “malicious intent” through the content posted on his channel.
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