Cardi B seeks sanctions against Tasha K for NDA violations

Cardi B has filed to seek sanctions against blogger Tasha K for allegedly violating a non-disclosure agreement by discussing her exes Offset and Stefon Diggs. Court documents obtained by TMZ detail Cardi's claims of at least 25 violations amid their ongoing defamation battle.

Cardi B is done playing games. According to court docs obtained by TMZ, she's asking a judge to slap sanctions on Tasha K for a 'relentless course of conduct designed to target and harass [Cardi] and her family through thinly veiled commentary and strategic provocation.' Tasha's audience of over one million social media followers supposedly clocks right away that it's about Cardi. 😏 When Cardi's team calls out the posts, Tasha deletes them fast—only to drop another one soon after. Cardi called it the ultimate 'cat and mouse' game she's over it with a capital O. Tasha still owes Cardi $4 million from their defamation lawsuit settlement tied to her bankruptcy plan, yet keeps trash-talking Cardi and her family, per the filing. Cardi pointed to Tasha's regular posts about Offset, including chatter on him getting shot this week at a Florida casino. She also claims Tasha spilled on her 'then-romantic partner' Stefon Diggs during podcasts, straight-up breaching the NDA. 👀 Now Cardi wants sanctions for each future slip-up to 'send a message,' plus a court order for Tasha to zip it about her or her family on any platform. Will the judge finally shut down the shade, or is more drama incoming? 💅

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