US EditionCardi B testifies she didn’t touch security guard who’s suing her alleging assault
Cardi B denies all physical assault claims in a 2018 Beverly Hills medical office case, asserting the dispute was verbal and her nails were too short to cause injury, while facing a $24 million lawsuit.
- Cardi B denied committing assault and battery against Emani Ellis, claiming there was no physical confrontation and that the incident was only verbal.
- Ellis accused Cardi B of assault, battery, and emotional distress, but these allegations are now being contested in court.
- Cardi B admitted to calling Ellis a derogatory name while confronting her for recording her without consent, but she denied any physical contact.
- A clip of Cardi B's testimony, showcasing her animated reactions, went viral, amassing 10 million views on social media platform X.
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Cardi B testifies she didn’t touch security guard suing her for assault
ALHAMBRA, Calif. -- Cardi B testified Wednesday that she didn't touch a security guard who alleges the rapper cut her face with a fingernail and spat on her in an altercation outside an obstetrician's office during the hip-hop star's not-yet-public first pregnancy.
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Cardi B testifies she didn't touch security guard who's suing her alleging assault
Cardi B has testified in a Los Angeles County court, denying allegations that she injured a security guard during her first pregnancy.
ALHAMBRA, California — Cardi B testified Wednesday that she did not touch a security guard who alleges the rapper cut her face with a fingernail and spit on her during an altercation outside an obstetrician's office when the hip-hop star was pregnant with her first, yet-to-be-publicly disclosed pregnancy.
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