Tasha K Just BEAT Kevin Hart BAD In Court Today
January 26, 2024
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as posted by the channelA Los Angeles County judge denied Kevin Hart’s request for a temporary restraining order in his legal battle with Tasha K on Thursday (January 25). According to Courthouse News and Rolling Stone, Judge Mitchell Beckloff found no reason to make Tasha K remove a tell-all interview with Hart’s former assistant from her website. Hart filed his lawsuit over the tell-all interview in December 2023. He sued his ex-assistant Miesha Shakes and Tasha K for defamation, extortion and invasion of privacy.
The lawsuit specifically targeted Shakes for breach of contract. Tasha K was accused of intentional interference with contractual relations.
Hart joined the growing list of celebrities who’ve sued Tasha K. The vlogger famously lost a defamation case to Cardi B with a jury awarding more than $4 million to the rapper. Tasha K filed for bankruptcy after losing her appeal in the Cardi B case.
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