The Migos rapper is furious when security doesn't recognize him and turns him away as he shows up at the party celebrating his bandmate and cousin's fashion show.
- Jan 18, 2020
AceShowbiz - Quavo caused a ruckus during an after-party held at Palais Maillot to celebrate bandmate and cousin Offset's show at Paris Fashion Week recently. The 28-year-old Migos rapper was angry after he was turned away by security who didn't know who he was.
Offset had already left the club with his wife Cardi B when Quavo who donned a metallic jacket arrived. After initially stopped at the entrance, Quavo was eventually let in when a Les Twins dancer who toured with Beyonce Knowles recognized him.
However, Quavo was in a foul mood. The rap star, real name is Quavious Marshall, allegedly fought one of the staff members inside the club and even hit the dancer who tried to help him. He soon left the club following the physical altercation. Cops were not called to the venue.
Offset teamed up with Chaz A. Jordan to debut his new menswear line in Paris. He gave onlookers the first glimpse at his ready-to-wear capsule collection Thursday, January 16 at Gothic Revival church in the heart of the 8th arrondissement in the French capital.
The male rapper wore a jeans and turtleneck t-shirt combo with a denim jacket from his own collection while his wife Cardi B opted for a see-through custom-made Mah-Jing Wong bodysuit, a faux fur Royal Coat from Adrienne Landau, and a mask from Couture Mask.
"Sooooo proud of my man [love emojis]!! Celebration in my throat today!!!" she wrote on Twitter. She added on Instagram, "Congrats babe on your bomb a** fashion clothing collab with @chazajordan. I am so proud of you! From filming on two shows, recording and working on so many other things. The d**k feels better when is coming from a hard working man. I love you."
Neither commented on Quavo's brawl.
Meanwhile, the Les Twins dancer wrote this Story on Instagram, "Yo people, please understand that artist or not artist we are the same human. Your blood is not better them (sic) mine."
