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Kevin Hart Loses Bid to Get ‘Defamatory’ Tasha K Video Removed

A judge denied Kevin Hart's restraining order request, calling it too "vague" to force TashaK to take down her interview with Hart's former assistant

During a hearing on the dispute in Los Angeles County Superior Court, Judge Mitchell L. Beckloff said Hart’s emergency request for a temporary restraining order failed to include a transcript of Kebe’s interview with Miesha Shakes and left him wondering if he was expected to pay the $12 necessary to view the 90-minute interview on Kebe’s website. He cites in his complaint the “teaser” video for the interview that was posted on YouTube Nov. 17 with Kebe standing near Shakes stating, “When you don’t pay, we have to get money by any means necessary.” On Thursday, Shakes appeared in person at the hearing and told Judge Beckloff that Mills and another man were “harassing and bullying” her over the interview, causing her to fear for her safety and that of her young daughter. A judge previously ordered her to take down more than a dozen videos and several social media posts that made “false and defamatory” statements about Cardi B.

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