Cardi B tries to fight Nicki Minaj at the NY Fashion Party – Variety

A celebratory party ended dramatically when Cardi B and Nicki Minaj nearly axed at Harper's Bazaar Icon in New York on Friday.

In one of the videos posted on Twitter, Cardi B, dressed in a red dress, heads to Minaj before throwing a shoe at the rapper as his security teams rush to break it.

Sources confirm Variety that it was, in fact, the two hip-hop artists involved in the fray, which happened just as the red carpet was closed.

Cardi B was then photographed with a large bruise over her right eye as she left the party. The back of her dress was also torn.

Minaj, who was not injured in the match, was quickly escorted by Minaj's security team.

Insiders confirm Variety that Cardi B's hump on his forehead was the result of a bend from one of Minaj's security agents.

The New York City Police Department is investigating this case, which has been reported for the first time by TMZ.

Cardi B later wrote about the fight on Instagram: "I've worked too hard and I've gone too far to leave someone with my success!" Without naming Minaj, the rapper "Bodak Yellow" with her, perhaps referring to the new piece of Minaj, "Queen of Rap", which claims to dispel Cardi B.

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The evening began peacefully. On the red carpet, Cardi B told Variety: "The family is everything. When I need inspiration, I see my baby.

And the fight did not stop the evening, co-sponsored by Infor, Saks Fifth Avenue and Genesis, from continuing the night with guests enjoying the sights and sounds, including stars Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid , Alessandra Ambrosio. , Winnie Harlow, Alexander Wang, Caitlyn Jenner, Suki Waterhouse, Karolina Kurkova, Hilary Rhoda, Christie Brinkley, Nicky Hilton, Dascha Polanco, Heidi Klum, Christian Siriano, Padma Lakshmi, Jeremy Scott, Meek Mill, Mahone, Tiffany Haddish and more .

Dascha Polanco, the star of Orange Is the New Black, hoped that her embrace would inspire other girls and that young women would accept. "I did not see that when I was growing up," she said about her curves. "So, I have to make sure those little girls who are me see me now. They must see that there is an opportunity for them in the world. I do not walk around thinking that I am an icon. There is so much work to do. I want to be able to continue to spread love and support in society.