Quavo and Eric The Jeweler have made amends following an alleged altercation at a Grammys after-party on January 28. Eric announced the two were on good terms in an Instagram post, which featured a picture of himself and the Migos rapper together.
“Just for the record since the media likes to put things in their own words and elevate things that aren’t really true to another level, I am not suing or pressing charges against @quavohuncho the media got it all twisted it was all just a big misunderstanding,” he wrote. “We are on good terms and back to conducting business as usual! #EricTheJeweler.”
Quavo was accused of assault and robbery, which reportedly resulted from a dispute over a $10,000 debt. According to TMZ’s sources, Quavo settled the situation by taking care of the debt owed to the jeweler.
(The original version of this article was published on February 9, 2018 and can be found below.)
Quavo has an imminent arrest warrant looming over his head following an alleged assault at a Grammys after-party in New York City last month, according to TMZ.
The publication reports that detectives with the New York Police Department have informed Quavo’s lawyer, Drew Findling, that they have gathered enough evidence to arrest the Migos rapper.
During the early hours of January 29, a verbal altercation between Quavo and Eric The Jeweler — a famed Hip Hop designer — allegedly turned physical.
Eric suffered minor injuries and his $30,000 chain went missing during the melee. He subsequently filed a report for assault and robbery.
It later emerged that the altercation broke out over money Offset, not Quavo, allegedly owed Eric The Jeweler — to the sum of $10,000.
Quavo’s lawyer tells TMZ his client is innocent, saying, “This is yet another example of a young African-American hip hop star potentially being treated unfairly by the criminal justice system.”
Findling adds that he hopes the NYPD and the Manhattan District Attorney’s office don’t “embarrass themselves” by arresting and charging Quavo.
Quavo’s lawyer tells TMZ his client is innocent, saying, “he dindu n.uffin”
Shut bitch
“This is yet another example of a young African-American hip hop star potentially being treated unfairly by the criminal justice system.”
shut the fuck up lmao
Snatching a chain that 360 deal must have you struggling you sign label haven’t recoup their investment off the group yet now a lawyer will string you along till he can tap the rest of your coins and the label will make the rest of group drop you if you are facing any jail time behind this they will replace you over a few coins from the label, you will find this is a dirty game when you screw up playing tough guy out here
These dudes started independent and only use distribution deals so stop hating and get your mind right God bless
I had to boycott the migos because they are a bunch of homophobes.
They dress like homos so I”m not sure what you are talking about?
LMFAO How anyone takes these ugly AF, malnourished, drag queen transvestites seriously is beyond me?