A birthday party for Kodak Black’s 3-year-old daughter, Queen Yuri, took a dramatic turn when a heated argument escalated into an all-out brawl at a Florida venue over the weekend.
The altercation, which involved Maranda Johnson, the child’s mother and a cast member on Netflix’s W.A.G.S. to Riches, reportedly left multiple people injured and prompted police intervention.
Violent Scene Unfolds at Florida Venue
The celebration, held at The Manor Complex in Wilton Manors, Florida, was meant to be a joyous occasion. However, sources say tensions boiled over when an argument involving Johnson quickly turned physical, sparking a fight that involved several attendees.
While it remains unclear who Johnson was arguing with, the dispute reportedly spiraled into a chaotic scene, with onlookers caught in the melee.
Police were called to the venue, but by the time officers arrived, most of the commotion had died down. Authorities confirmed that multiple individuals expressed interest in pressing charges, but only one person agreed to officially file a report.
Kodak Black’s Name Mentioned in Police Report
Although Kodak Black—whose real name is Bill Kahan Kapri—was seen earlier at the event celebrating with his daughter, sources confirm he was not present when the fight occurred.
This distinction is crucial as the rapper, 27, remains on probation, and any legal entanglement could have significant consequences.
Authorities also noted that the venue suffered damage due to the altercation, and while Kodak’s name will be included in the report to document his earlier presence, it will also clarify that he had left before tensions escalated.
Maranda Johnson Silent on Incident
Johnson, who has been in the spotlight following her appearance on W.A.G.S. to Riches, has yet to publicly comment on the incident.
The eight-episode Netflix reality series, which debuted on January 22, follows women connected to high-profile athletes, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their personal lives, relationships, and ambitions.
With her name now linked to this high-profile altercation, it remains to be seen whether Johnson will address the controversy or attempt to distance herself from it altogether.
As of now, authorities have not announced any arrests or formal charges, but investigations are ongoing.
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