Cardi B and Offset are facing legal trouble over the use of a Beverly Hills mansion in their music video for Cardi B’s song “Like What.” The property owner has filed a lawsuit, alleging that the couple did not pay for the mansion rental as agreed.

According to the lawsuit, Cardi B and Offset initially told the homeowner that they would be filming a short TikTok video. However, the mansion was used for a high-production music video instead. The homeowner claims they would have charged a higher rental fee if they had known the true nature of the project. The music video has gained significant popularity, with over 27 million views on YouTube, prompting the homeowner to seek damages exceeding $35,000.

The luxurious property, which has previously been rented by celebrities like Justin Bieber and featured in a Logan Paul video, played a prominent role in the “Like What” music video. The homeowner’s lawsuit argues that Cardi B and Offset have made considerable profits from the video without compensating for the use of the property.

Cardi B has responded publicly, denying the homeowner’s claims. She asserts that she paid $10,000 in cash for 24 hours of use and additional fees for any extra time. Cardi B insists that the homeowner and realtors were present during the shoot and were fully aware that a music video, not just a TikTok clip, was being filmed.

Despite this legal issue, Cardi B remains focused on defending herself in court. This lawsuit comes at a turbulent time for the couple, who recently welcomed their third child and are dealing with ongoing divorce proceedings. Cardi B is determined to prove her side of the story and resolve the dispute.