Cardi B found NOT GUILTY of ASSAULTING Security Guard at OBGYN office in civil trial

Cardi B found NOT GUILTY of ASSAULTING Security Guard at OBGYN office in civil trial
Cardi B found NOT GUILTY of ASSAULTING Security Guard at OBGYN office in civil trial

This episode of The Blac Pill is hitting different—Cardi B just got a unanimous win in her $24 million civil assault suit, and the jury didn’t need much time to decide she’s not liable.

Here’s the full story: back in 2018, Cardi was four months pregnant with Kulture and keeping it on the low. A security guard named Emani Ellis says Cardi scratched her face with a fingernail, spat on her, and used racial slurs at a Beverly Hills OB-GYN office. It was chaos. But when Cardi took the stand last week, she said Ellis was filming her without permission, invaded her space, and looked too aggressive. She admitted to cursing but insisted there was no physical contact. A receptionist and the doctor there backed her up—no assault witnessed.

By lunch on verdict day, the jury voted not liable. Cardi walked out of court telling everyone, “I did not touch that woman,” and even hinted at filing a countersuit if she’s ever dragged into a “frivolous” case again.

This verdict hits deeper than just her courtroom win—it cracks open how celebrity, privacy, and pregnancy can turn a private moment into a legal battlefield. On this episode, we break it all down—what this means for Cardi’s image, how quickly the Internet can shape a narrative, and why this kind of legal drama isn’t just confined to tabloids now.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment and cultural commentary only. All info is based on publicly reported details and social media discussion. Cardi B has denied all allegations and remains presumed innocent in all legal matters until fully resolved. No content here should be taken as legal judgment.