YouTuber Tasha K Must Pay Cardi B $1.2M Over 5 Years in Defamation Settlement
A federal court has approved YouTuber Tasha K's bankruptcy payment plan, requiring her to pay $1.18 million to Cardi B following their defamation lawsuit settlement.
Cardi B reacting with shocked expression
Under the Chapter 11 plan's five-year payment schedule, Tasha K (Latasha Kebe) and her husband's company must pay approximately $300,000 annually. While the total amount owed to Cardi B is $3.91 million, this plan covers $1.18 million, with the remaining balance potentially collectible after the five-year period.
Key aspects of the settlement include:
- Annual payments of roughly $300,000 for five years
- A comprehensive non-disparagement clause preventing Tasha K from making negative statements about Cardi B, her family, or businesses
- Structured payment distribution to various creditors, with Cardi B being the primary recipient
Tasha K has expressed relief about concluding the bankruptcy proceedings through a YouTube post, where she maintains a strong following. Financial documents indicate she is projected to earn $300,000 from YouTube in 2025.
The case originated from defamatory videos published by Tasha K in 2018, leading to a legal battle that culminated in her May 2023 bankruptcy filing. Separately, she has reportedly settled an unrelated lawsuit with comedian Kevin Hart.
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