Azealia Banks denies report she was fired

Azealia Banks is putting the lid on a report that she was evicted from a Florida home for not paying rent.

Azealia Banks opposes eviction claim

On Friday (July 5), Banks was the talk of the town after X, formerly known as Twitter, blog thepoptingz reported that the Harlem, New York, rapper had been kicked out of her rental home in Miami. The banks responded to the report, which included court documents.

“Um, that's a lie,” she posted on her Instagram Story. “Lmao, those Miami owners are deesssepperaaaate. I've already moved CXQ HQ to 7995 SW 154th Terrace Palmetto Bay, FL, 33157.”

He continued, “Lmao, why do these stone grease white wannabes in Miami really think I'm gonna play with them? Pop Tingz better fix this sh*t. You can search the public record…There is no court ordered eviction The landlady is drunk with H Pylori which threatened me the whole time I was there Sis put her husband in the house under the guise of fixing broken sockets.

Azealia Banks is facing an eviction suit

According to court records obtained by AllHipHop, Isis Claro filed for a final possession order in a complaint against Azealia Banks on Tuesday (July 2).

“This eviction was filed because Tenant owes Plaintiff past due rents,” Claro's motion said. “The defendant filed an answer thereby preventing the clerk's default. However, the defendant failed to file rent with the Clerk of Court. The Florida Statutes specifically state that in an action by a landlord for possession of a dwelling unit, if the tenant files any defense other than payment, including but not limited to the defense of a defective 3-day notice, the tenant shall pay to the clerk of court the accrued rent as alleged in the complaint.”

The sentence continues: “The tenant's failure to pay the rent to the clerk of court or to file an application for determination of the amount of rent to be paid in the clerk's office within 5 days … from the date of service of process shall constitute an absolute waiver of the tenant's defenses.” in addition to payment And the landlord is entitled to an immediate default judgment to evict the tenant.”