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The court has ruled in favor of Cardi B in the assault lawsuit filed against her, with the decision delivered on September 2. Speaking to ABC News, the rapper thanked her legal team, the court, and her fans for supporting her and standing with her. Talking about Emani Ellis, who filed the lawsuit, she said:
"Even if I'm on my deathbed, I swear to God, I will say it on my deathbed. I did not touch that woman. I did not touch that girl. I didn't lay my hands on that girl, and with that being said, this time around I'm going to be nice."
Sending out a clear message, Cardi B warned of legal consequences for anyone who tries to take her to court, stating:
"The next person to try to do a frivolous lawsuit against me, I'm going to countersue, and I'm gonna make you pay because this is not okay. I think people have like these misinterpretations of celebrities, like, Oh well, we can ask for this, and they're gonna settle."
The rapper didn’t hold back, warning that any future lawsuits could backfire, stressing that she works hard to provide for her kids and those she supports.
Cardi B urges fans to move on from case
The rapper gave her first court testimony on August 27, with the hearing also livestreamed on YouTube. The lawsuit, filed by security guard Emani Ellis, claimed that Cardi B assaulted her and left marks on her face with her fingernails.
To know more about the case, read this: Cardi B wins $24 million assault lawsuit after Los Angeles jury rules in her favor
After winning the case, the rapper urged fans not to search for the woman or her family online or harass them, saying she wants to move on from the incident and hopes the woman does too:
"Don't go bother her. Don't be talking about her. Don't be talking about how she looks. Don't call her no nasty names. Let's just put this behind us."
Additionally, the rapper also posted an Instagram reel on her story, showing her dancing in the polka dot outfit she had worn in the courtroom, originally uploaded by Cardi B All Access.
The rapper is also dropping a new album, Am I the Drama?, scheduled to be released on September 19.
Fans are showing love and support for Cardi B after her court win on her social media. Many are also excited about her new album, Am I the Drama?, saying they can’t wait to hear it and are looking forward to more news and updates from her.
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