Don’t Disrespect Me’: Cardi B Fires at Reporter Over Pregnancy Question

Cardi B has gone viral after a heated moment with a reporter. The Grammy-winning rapper was caught on camera throwing a pen at a journalist who subtly asked about the paternity of her rumored pregnancy.

The exchange happened outside a Los Angeles courthouse, where Cardi was leaving a hearing related to her assault trial. The reporter shouted:

Reporter: “Cardi, insiders are claiming that Offset is publicly bragging about getting you pregnant for the fourth time. Do you foresee any paternity issues with Stefon Diggs?”

The question struck a nerve. Cardi B reacted by throwing the marker she was holding at the reporter and sharply responded:

Cardi B: “Stop disrespecting me. Don’t disrespect me.”

The reporter, attempting to defuse the tension, replied:

Reporter: “I still love you even though you just threw some stuff at me.”

Cardi B: “I don’t care. You’re disrespectful. Don’t do that. Do you see women asking those types of questions of me? Why do you, as a man, feel you get to ask me those types of questions? Act like you have some manners. Your momma taught you—respect women.”

As she walked away, she turned back to address the press pack, warning them about future access:

Cardi B: “Y’all are not going to see me after that, and you can thank him. I’m not playing around. I was very nice, I was very kind… Nobody’s going to get that no more.”

Fans React to Cardi B’s Outburst

The viral video has sparked divided opinions online. Many of Cardi B’s fans defended her response, arguing that questions about her alleged pregnancy cross personal boundaries. Others, however, felt the reaction was too extreme for a press event.

On social media, some users applauded her for standing her ground: “People need to respect boundaries. She’s not obligated to share everything.”
“The media always pushes too far, and Cardi just snapped.”

Meanwhile, critics said the rapper could have handled the situation without escalating it “Reporters ask tough questions. Throwing things isn’t the answer.”

Cardi B Vows to Fight Non-Payment Lawsuit Levied Against Her and ex-husband Offset

Cardi B vows to fight the lawsuit against her and her now-divorced husband Offset. In the lawsuit, the property owner of the mansion used in the music video of her hit single “Like What’ claims she and her estranged husband Offset duped them into using their property for the music video “without paying full market value.”

In response, the Grammy winner has vowed to defend herself against the “greedy owners.”“The problem is people wanna find loopholes and get over but IRON YOUR BEST SUIT BITCH, I’ll see you in court!!!” the Grammy-winning rapper wrote on X.

In her statement on X, Cardi B claimed the property owners were paid $10,000 in cash to use the property for 24 hours “We paid those people $10,000 IN CASH to rent the property for a whole 24 hours that same day 6am to 6am the next morning and we went over by ONE hour which we paid overage fees to the realtor for in March.” She also claimed the owners are trying to get more money from there through legal loopholes: “Now they wanna finesse us trying to say we told them it was a TikTok video when that was nowhere in the contract and like they didn’t hear the whole song playing and see how long we was shooting….Why would it take us 24 hours to shoot a TikTok? The problem is people wanna find loopholes and get over…”

To add to her defence Cardi B claims the owners were on set when the shoot was taking place: “There was cameras all over and both the realtors and the owners was there the ENTIRE time… I got pics and videos of them on set!!

According to the mansion owner’s 11-page complaint, Cardi and Offset had their eyes set on using the property’s highly distinctive design and “devised a plan” to use it “without paying full market value.” The property owner, Bi LLC, alleged the ex-couple reached out through their representatives in late 2023 or early 2024 and booked the house anonymously “under the false pretense” it would be used for a TikTok video. The house was previously home to Justin Bieber.

The lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, which included still photographs from the video shoot and noted that the music video produced during the shoot, “Like What,” had garnered more than 26 million views on YouTube since its release six months ago.

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