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Cardi B Battling Tasha K in Court for Talking About Offset’s Gambling

May 5, 2026:

Cardi B Battling Tasha K in Court for Talking About Offset’s Gambling

Cardi B
Battling Tasha K in Court Again
For Talking Offset’s Alleged Gambling

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Cardi B says she’s had it with Tasha K running her mouth about her ex-husband, Offset, despite an order prohibiting the blogger from doing so … TMZ has learned.

In new court docs, obtained by TMZ, Cardi points out Tasha agreed to honor a non-disparagement clause as part of her bankruptcy plan, which bars her from talking publicly about the “Bodak Yellow” rapper or her associates, including Offset and Stefon Diggs.

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As we previously reported, Cardi, who is represented by attorney Lisa Moore, was awarded $4 million from Tasha in a defamation battle, and Tasha filed for bankruptcy months later. The two worked out a deal where the debt was reduced to $1.2 million, and Tasha was to make monthly payments … and the non-disparagement clause was included as part of the deal.

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In the new docs, Cardi said Tasha has continued to talk about Offset … including his alleged gambling and the recent shooting that left him hospitalized.

Cardi said enough is enough and wants the judge to find Tasha violated the non-disparagement clause and to pay some significant sanctions — including Cardi’s attorney’s fees — for her actions.

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