Cardi B and sister Hennessy Carolina ask court to dismiss defamation case against them
Cardi B accuses 'racist MAGA supporters' of money grab
Cardi B and her sister Hennessy Carolina reportedly filed a motion to dismiss the defamation suit Peter Caliendo, Pauline Caliendo and Manuel Alarcon filed against them in New York last year following a squabble in the Hamptons.
The Grammy-winner was named in a lawsuit last summer, after a beach altercation with a group of 'racist MAGA supporters.'
According to the docs, obtained by a media outlet, Cardi and Hennessy claim their legal foes are only seeking a windfall from them because they are celebrities ... and they're hoping a judge sees it the same way they do.
The rapper and her sis were sued after allegedly labeling a group of beachgoers as "racist MAGA supporters" while putting them on blast online.
The viral video showed them in a heated argument at the beach -- but, in their docs, Cardi and Hennessy reportedly say "the remedy for thin skin is thicker skin, not a lawsuit."
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