Cardi B I just got out of the courtesy of a free woman and straight to Instagram to allow everyone exactly as she celebrated. On Tuesday, the jury in Los Angeles was settled with Raper, cleaning is on an attack in a $ 24 million lawsuit that stems from the 2018 Transition. Years. "WAP" Hitmaker is accused of spitting on the protective guard Eaman Ellis, striking her, and even collapsing her face with one of his trademarks after Ellis allegedly recorded outside the doctoral office. Ellis submitted a suit 2020. year, by asking years of legal legal back, but in the end, Cardi B, whose real name Belcalis Almánzar, went victorious.

How did Cardi mark his great victory? Working what she works best ... puts on the show. On Wednesday, Posted by Instagram video Carrying a shelf point Blazer before cutting down to the limescale and the Twerking for millions of followers. The clip doubled as a promotion for her coming singles "Bodega Baddie", and of course, Cardi finished him on the pure cardi fashion fashion, he clapped his famous back of his familiar back.

Outside the courtroom, Cardi opened on how the lawsuit was drying. "It was really difficult," she admitted, noticing that her children's first day in school happened on Tuesday, the time she had to miss because of the trial.

Repeper also promised to do it to play nicely with opportunistic lawsuits. "The next person who will try to do the frivolous lawsuit against me, I will do that I will do you and that I will pay you, because this is wrong," warned. "People have this misinterpretation of celebrities," Well, we can ask that, and they will resolve ... "Don't you think you'll sue me and I'll just get rid of you and I'll just get rid of you."

After the verdict, Ellis Ellis, a former security guard who brought a $ 24 million lawsuit, also uttered and shared her reaction to journalists. "I don't think he doesn't reflect the truth, but I'm not disappointed," Ellis said, suggesting the decision of the jury did not suit her version of the event. "We know that the justice system is sometimes wrong, and unfortunately it was the case for me."

Ellis added that, for her, the case was always about "responsibilities." She continued, "I had my day in court, I showed up, I kept my head high."

But before Cardi could celebrate the dance of victory, her destiny rested in the hands of the jury and fire-ending words that covered the trial. "The prosecutor progressed on Cardia, screaming and shouting, forcing cardi back," said Cardi's lawyer Peter Anderson. He suggested that Ellis was deliberately looking for a star, claiming that she knew that the rapper would be in the Obstecrack office that day and "lying in waiting" in the hope he was photographing and filming.

Anderson also reduced Ellis's injuries, pointing out inconsistencies in her testimony. "She didn't know if the scratch that allegedly destroyed her, she even bleed. What did she do? He claims Cardi kicked out, basically, and what did she do? It went home and lulled it.

Cardi's lawyer Peter Anderson told jurors that the rapper had done anything wrong, except for trying to protect her and her unborn child. "She didn't do anything wrong, except trying to protect my baby and get to the doctor," he claimed, before he rolled it, even something you can sue. It's just part of a normal life. "

Cardi Sam testified that the conflict happened while the four months of pregnant was with his first child. She explained to walk through Beverly Hills Obstetrics, when Ellis, who worked in the building, began to follow up and recorded her cell phone. "Bodak's yellow" rapper completely denied that things ever turned the physical but admitted that she called Ellis "B-tch" in the heat of the moment.