Who is Kevin Michael Brophy? Cardi B back tattoo trial

Kevin Michael Brophy is a tattoo model. He works as the Marketing Director of RVCA, a California based surf and skateboarding brand. Kevin was in the news in 2017 when he sued rapper Cardi B for the misappropriate use of his back tattoo.

Who is Kevin Michael Brophy?

Kevin Michael Brophy has been in the news for quite some time now. The tattoo model who works as a Marketing Director for RVCA a surf and skateboarding brand in Newport Beach, California sued rapper Cardi B in 2017 for US$5 million over a tattoo of a model on the rapper’s Gangster Bxtch Volume 1 that had a deep resemblance on the one he has on his back. Kevin was quoted saying “It looks like I’m giving oral sx to somebody that’s not my wife, somebody that’s not my partner, and an image that I never signed off on, ever. Being a father of two and a devoted husband and a man of faith as well, this goes against everything that I stand for, and I would never ever sign off on something like this.”

After 5 years of dragging this lawsuit in Santa Ana Courthouse, Cardi was officially adjudged winner of the case. She has since thanked her lawyer, fans and supporters for the immense support during the long lasting trial that went in her favor.

Kevin Michael Brophy’s age, height and weight?

Unknown at the moment.

What is Kevin Michael Brophy’s Nationality and Ethnicity?

Kevin Michael Brophy is an American and he is white.

What is Kevin Michael Brophy’s profession?

Kevin Michael Brophy is a tattoo model. He works as the Marketing Director of RVCA, a California based surf and skateboarding brand.

How much was Cardi B tattoo?

Cardi B’s tattoo is estimated to cost US$2,000.

Who did Cardi B’s back tattoo?

Tattoo artist Jamie Schene did Cardi B’s back tattoo. Cardi B after getting the tattoo posted and captioned it; “So after 10 years, I gave my peacock tattoo a makeover.”

Why was Cardi B at the Santa Ana courthouse?

Cardi B was at the Santa Ana Courthouse having been sued by a man who claimed she had used his back tattoo in her coverart without his consent. The long-running legal dispute between performer Cardi B and an Orange County man who claimed his back tattoo was misused for sexually suggestive mixtape cover art ended Friday with a federal jury finding in favor of the Grammy-winning musician.