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Gossip blogger Latasha Kebe, widely known as Tasha K, has once again found herself at the center of a legal storm involving Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B. Following a recent court ruling that found her in violation of her bankruptcy settlement terms, Kebe reportedly told followers she is “used to losing” in regard to her ongoing legal battles.The statement came after a federal judge ordered her to remove specific disparaging content and imposed new financial penalties for breaching a strictly negotiated non- disparagement agreement.
The latest conflict arose when Cardi B’s legal team filed a motion for sanctions in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida. The rapper’s attorneys alleged that Kebe had engaged in an “unabated pattern” of violations by posting derogatory content targeting Cardi B and her ex-husband, Offset. Specifically, the filings pointed to more than 25 instances where Kebe allegedly mocked Offset’s personal life and gambling habits, comments the court deemed as “coded disparagement” intended to harass the rapper despite the standing gag order.
Under the terms of a settlement reached in 2025, Kebe’s original $4 million defamation debt was restructured into a $1.2 million repayment plan. A primary condition of this leniency was a total ban on making any “derogatory, disparaging, or defamatory” statements about Cardi B or her associates. By allegedly flouting these rules, Kebe has placed the reduced payment plan in jeopardy. Cardi B’s lawyers are now pushing to reinstate the full $3.9 million judgment and have requested that the court convert Kebe’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy into a Chapter 7 liquidation.
The judge’s order requires Kebe to immediately scrub the offending videos and posts from her “unWinewithTashaK” platforms. Failure to comply could lead to escalating daily fines and the potential dismissal of her bankruptcy protection altogether. In response to the ruling, Kebe took to social media to address her audience, maintaining a defiant yet weary tone. She suggested that the constant litigation has become a predictable part of her career, though she stopped short of admitting to intentional malice.
This ruling marks another significant chapter in a legal saga that began in 2019. Despite the mounting fines and the threat of total financial liquidation, Kebe continues to produce content for her million-plus followers, even as the court warns that her “revenue-generating business model” cannot be built on the violation of judicial orders. For now, the blogger remains on a high-stakes “cure period” to remove the content, while the threat of a multi-million dollar resurgence looms.
