Cardi B hit back at a new lawsuit that claims she and her estranged husband Offset duped the owner of a Beverly Hills mega-mansion into letting them film a music video for her song “Like What” nearly free of charge. “The problem is people wanna find loopholes and get over but IRON YOUR BEST SUIT BITCH,” the Grammy-winning rapper wrote on X. “I’ll see you in court!!!!” According to the mansion owner’s 11-page complaint obtained by Rolling Stone , Cardi and Offset had their sights set on using the highly distinctive glass and aluminum home previously inhabited by Justin Bieber and “devised a plan” to use it “without paying full market value.
” The property owner, identified as Bi LLC, alleged the couple reached out through their representatives in late 2023 or early 2024 and booked the house anonymously “under the false pretense” it would be used for a TikTok video. Cardi and Offset later showed up and made the property’s “distinctive architecture” the “centerpiece” of their full-length music video, the lawsuit alleged. “All defendants improperly profited from their unauthorized use of the property at plaintiff’s expense, and continue to do so,” the suit said.
The plaintiff accused the famous couple of trespassing, unjust enrichment, and intentional misrepresentation, and asked for all profits related to the “Like What” video as well as punitive damages. In her social media post that followed shortly after the lawsuit was filed Tue.