In 2022, Cardi B was awarded $4 million in damages and legal fees after the blogger was found liable for defamation.

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Tasha K launches a GoFundMe to help pay the Cardi B defamation judgment, but early donations remain low and fans are divided.

In 2022, a Georgia judge ordered Tasha K to pay $4 million to Cardi B after the latter won her defamation lawsuit against the YouTuber.

They bled this system dry. I think we’re going to try and get whatever we can. Am I overly optimistic? Not right now,” Lamont ...