JUST IN: Cardi B Turns Up Pressure On Tasha K + Demands In-Person Financial Examination Over $3.9 Million Defamation Judgment
Cardi B Wants Tasha K on Hot Seat in $4M Battle!!
Cardi B is demanding blogger Tasha K show up for an examination of her finances in person, and to turn over her bank records … just months after the two ended their battle over millions of dollars owed, TMZ has learned.
According to docs from Tasha’s bankruptcy case in Florida, obtained by TMZ, the “WAP” rapper is demanding Tasha’s company produce records relating to her income from YouTube and other social media accounts. Cardi also wants copies of Tasha’s tax returns.
The movement comes months after Cardi and Tasha worked out a deal in March 2025, when Tasha agreed to pay off a portion of the $3.9 million she owed the rapper.
A legal settlement did not close the book on Cardi B and Tasha K. Months after the two reached an agreement over a multimillion-dollar defamation judgment, Cardi is pushing deeper into the blogger’s finances, and this time she wants Tasha to show up and answer for them in person. The move signals that while the courtroom fight may be over, the financial accountability phase is very much alive.
What Cardi is demanding
Court documents filed in Tasha K’s ongoing bankruptcy case in Florida reveal that Cardi B is demanding detailed financial records tied to Tasha’s income from YouTube and other social media platforms. She is also requesting copies of tax returns and additional financial paperwork connected to Tasha’s business entities.
Beyond the documents themselves, She wants Tasha to appear in person for a formal examination of her finances, putting the blogger under direct scrutiny rather than relying solely on submitted paperwork.
The scope of the demand is notable. Cardi is not asking for a single document or a routine update. She is requesting a comprehensive look at how money is moving through Tasha’s professional accounts, which suggests her legal team has questions that quarterly filings alone have not answered.
How the two got here
The demand traces back to a defamation lawsuit Cardi filed after Tasha made a series of false public claims about the rapper, including allegations involving drug use and personal misconduct. The case went to trial, a jury sided with her, and the resulting judgment came to $3.9 million.
In March 2025, the two parties reached a settlement rather than continuing to fight over the full amount. Under the terms Tasha agreed to, she would pay $1.2 million over five years, covering a portion of the total debt. She was also required to submit financial records on a quarterly basis and agreed not to make disparaging, derogatory, or defamatory remarks about Cardi or her family on any of her platforms. At the time, the deal was framed as a structured resolution that gave Tasha a manageable path forward while keeping Cardi protected.
Why Cardi is pressing harder now
Despite the agreement being in place, Cardi appears unsatisfied with the financial picture she is getting. The decision to push for an in-person examination goes beyond routine compliance. It points to a deliberate effort to verify that Tasha’s reported income lines up with what is actually coming in, and whether the repayment schedule is being honored in good faith.
Tasha K built a significant online following through years of celebrity commentary and gossip content, much of it monetized across YouTube and social media. That income stream is exactly what Cardi’s legal team appears to be scrutinizing now. If the numbers do not match, the settlement structure could face serious pressure.
The broader picture here is one of ongoing supervision. She did not walk away from this case once the deal was signed. Her legal team stayed engaged, and the current demands suggest they are watching closely.
Life on tour while legal battles continue
The latest developments come while Cardi is deep into her Little Miss Drama tour, which launched last month. She has already performed in Portland, Seattle, and San Francisco, and recently took the stage at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix. The tour continues with dates in New York City, Houston, and Boston before closing in Atlanta on April 18.
The run of shows follows the September release of her sophomore album, Am I the Drama? The title, in hindsight, feels pointed. Cardi is selling out arenas while her legal team pursues answers in a Florida bankruptcy court, and based on the latest filings, neither side of that equation is slowing down anytime soon.