Cardi B accepts plea deal for 2018 strip membership battle

Rapper Cardi B agreed to a plea deal and was sentenced to fifteen days of neighborhood service Thursday for her function in a 2018 strip membership battle in New York Metropolis.

The rapper, whose authorized identify is Belcalis Almanzar, pleaded responsible to third-degree assault and second-degree reckless endangerment earlier than a court docket in Queens on Thursday.

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"A part of rising up and maturing is being accountable in your actions," Almanzar stated in an announcement to the Related Press.

The fees come from a battle on the Angels Gents's Membership on Aug. 30, 2018, after Almanzar reportedly accused a bartender of getting an affair along with her husband, resulting in a battle that noticed bottles, hookah pipes, and chairs tossed.

Almanzar shared pictures from her day in court docket on Twitter with the caption "Puuuurrrrrr."

Almanzar, a local of the Large Apple, helped cowl the burial prices for victims of a fireplace within the Bronx earlier this 12 months.