Cardi B just walked out of court with a huge victory in her corner. A California jury has officially ruled the Grammy-winning rapper not liable in a $24 million civil assault lawsuit that’s been following her since 2018.
The case stemmed from an alleged altercation outside a Los Angeles event nearly seven years ago. Plaintiffs accused Cardi of causing injuries and damages during the incident, pushing for massive financial compensation. But after reviewing testimony, evidence, and cross-examination, the jury unanimously cleared the Bronx native of any wrongdoing.
Cardi’s Reaction: “I Didn’t Touch That Woman”
Speaking out after the verdict, Cardi was visibly emotional yet firm about her stance. “I am not even playing around. Even if I’m in my deathbed, I swear to God, I will say it in my deathbed, I did not touch that woman. I did not touch that girl. I didn’t lay my hands on that girl,” she declared.
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Her words mirrored the same energy she’s carried throughout the legal battle—unapologetic, unshaken, and confident that the truth would eventually come out.
Sending a Message to Opportunists
Cardi also used the moment to send a strong message to anyone attempting to exploit her success through the legal system. “You don’t work at home, and you don’t work all day, and you don’t work for your money to give out your money,” she said. “So don’t ever think that I’m just going to give you my money that I work hard for.”
With this lawsuit finally behind her, Cardi not only solidifies her reputation as a fighter in music but also in the courtroom—proving she’s not backing down when her name, her integrity, and her money are on the line.
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