Kevin Hart and his wife Eniko were seen out on a double date with Nick Cannon and his baby mama Brittany Bell at Catch LA in West Hollywood, California. The couple looked casual and relaxed as they spent the evening with the Wild ‘n Out host and the former pageant queen. Kevin, dressed in a black bomber jacket, white t-shirt, and gingham pants, looked at ease as he walked back to his car. He completed his look with a beanie and white sneakers, while Eniko flaunted her toned abs in a cropped black turtleneck and leather pants. She finished off her outfit with a long black coat and a bold red lipstick for a pop of color.
Kevin Hart and his wife Eniko were seen out on a double date with Nick Cannon and Brittany Bell at Catch LA in West Hollywood, California. Cannon wore a vibrant orange and black varsity jacket with a white hoodie that said ‘Gang Gang Gang’ and light-wash jeans. Bell stood out in a low-cut black top, an orange skirt with a playful slit, and thigh-high leather boots.
Hart and Cannon have a long-standing friendship and are known for playing pranks on each other. In the past, Hart gifted Cannon a vending machine full of condoms, and in return, Cannon surprised Hart with a llama.
Recently, Hart made headlines for filing a lawsuit against YouTuber Tasha K, who allegedly demanded $250,000 to stop the release of a tell-all interview with Hart’s former assistant. The legal documents state that Tasha K, whose real name is Latasha Transrina Kebe, asked for the payment to prevent the interview from being made public. Despite receiving a cease and desist letter from Hart, Kebe continued with her demands.
In the interview, Hart’s ex-assistant Miesha Shakes reportedly made false and damaging statements about the actor. This lawsuit highlights Hart’s efforts to protect his reputation and privacy.
Informal: He finished off his chill style with a beanie and fresh white sneakers, while his partner, who is 39, showed off her fit stomach in a short black turtleneck and leather pants.
Getting the look together: The mom of two wrapped herself up in a stylish long black coat and brought some excitement to her mostly neutral outfit with a bold splash of red lipstick.
Night out together: Cannon looked stylish in a vibrant orange and black varsity jacket paired with a white hoodie featuring a ‘Gang Gang Gang’ design, along with some light-wash jeans.
Bell made a bold statement with her outfit, pairing a plunging black top with an orange skirt featuring a flirty slit, and completing the look with thigh-high leather boots.
The lawsuit, as seen by People, revealed that false allegations were made against Hart, including claims of recording a sexual encounter and facing criminal charges related to it.
According to the lawsuit, an individual claiming to be affiliated with Kebe’s blog threatened to publish a damaging story on social media unless Hart paid a ransom of $250,000. However, Kevin did not make any payment, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.
The lawsuit also mentioned that Kebe directed the individual to contact Hart with the offer, stating that the accounts told during the interview would damage his reputation.
Busy: Hart was recently spotted, adding to the frenzy of events following his lawsuit against YouTuber Tasha K. According to reports, Tasha K allegedly demanded $250,000 from Hart to stop the release of a revealing interview with his former assistant, leading to accusations of extortion.
In legal papers obtained by The Blast, Hart claims that Tasha K, whose real name is Latasha Transrina Kebe, requested a payment from him to prevent the release of an interview. The interview included accusations by Shakes that Hart had been unfaithful and had a gambling issue. The lawsuit stated that a teaser video was posted on YouTube as a threat, indicating that the full story would only be released if a ransom was paid. In the teaser, Kebe and Miesha highlighted the supposed scandalous nature of the interview. Kebe was quoted in the teaser video warning that payment was necessary, or other means would be used to obtain money. Hart’s team reportedly contacted the police and sent a cease and desist letter to Kebe in response.
Legal action was taken by Hart, aged 44, who later sent Kebe a letter instructing her to stop, stating he would not be paying the large sum of money she was requesting.
In response to accusations made by his former assistant Miesha Shakes, Kevin Hart is seeking to defend himself against claims of false and damaging statements. The lawsuit alleges that Shakes made defamatory remarks about Hart in an interview, as reported by Page Six.
The letter mentioned that Shakes had agreed to a non-disclosure agreement with Hart while working for her, and releasing the interview would be seen as intentionally disrupting the contract between Hart and Shakes, as reported by People magazine.
Kebe eventually informed Hart that she would be publishing the full interview on December 22, and it was made available on her website for subscribed users later that night.
According to Page Six, Hart has filed a lawsuit against both Kebe and Shakes for extortion and invasion of privacy. Shakes is facing additional charges for breaching the contract and defamation. Hart is also suing Kebe for intentional interference with contractual relations and defamation.
The legal case outlined a situation where someone linked to Kebe’s blog reached out to a member of Hart’s team, threatening to release a harmful story on social media. This incident was documented in November 2023.
Kebe Studios LLC, owned by Kebe, is facing a legal battle including allegations of defamation, civil extortion, breach of contract, and invasion of privacy, as reported by the LA Times. The lawsuit claims that Kebe has a track record of posting harmful content about celebrities. Notably, Cardi B also won a defamation case against Kebe recently. In response to the backlash, Kebe shared more clips from the interview on Instagram with a disclaimer stating that the opinions expressed in the video belong to the guest and not the production company. The content is meant for entertainment purposes only, with a warning for mature audiences. All statements, commentary, and reporting are labeled as alleged.
