Kodak Black's 3-Year-Old Kid's Birthday Party Visited By Cops After Baby Mama Drama

Kodak Black kid's birthday celebration takes an interesting turn!

Law enforcement officers came calling at a birthday bash for one of the rapper's children after the party wrapped up with a big brawl, which left significant damages to the venue.

Kodak Black is a proud father of five, including three sons, King Khalid, Prince and Prince Vulture, and two daughters, Queen Yuri and Princess Isabella.

The rapper was on the ground to celebrate his daughter's third birthday, but what seemed like a fun night ended violently. Sources close to the situation confirmed that one of Kodak's baby mamas argued as the day came to an eventful end.

Queen Yuri's mom reportedly initiated the brawl, and reality star Maranda Johnson also played a major role in the argument that led to the fight.

The police were called to intervene at the scene of the argument, but the dust already settled before their arrival. TMZ also gathered that Kodak was nowhere to be found at the scene when the police arrived.

Police shared that they spoke with several people who told them they were injured in the brawl and were interested in pressing charges.

However, the tone changed when the cops asked for names and numbers to compile the police report. Sources shared that only one person showed interest in speaking to the authorities.

Regardless of his absence, police have confirmed that Kodak's name will appear in the police report, but it will not indicate that he was there for the fight. The rapper is still currently on probation, and any indictment relating to violence may turn the tides in his ongoing situation.

Kodak's family rented a venue for the party in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and local authorities reported that the brawl damaged the facility.

The rapper, born Bill Kahan Kapri, has five children — three boys and two girls, with four different women. According to PEOPLE, in March 2015, Kodak Black celebrated the birth of his first son, King, with Jammiah "Maya" Broomfield.

Later, on January 22, 2022, he welcomed his first daughter, Queen Yuri, with his then-girlfriend, Maranda Johnson. Daijanae Ward welcomed her daughter, Princess Isabella, on July 7, 2022.

Johnson, known for her role in the Netflix reality series W.A.G.s to Riches, gave birth to Prince, her second child with the rapper, on February 27, 2024.

Unfortunately, Kodak and Johnson parted ways just a few months after Prince's arrival. The rapper welcomed his fifth child on New Year's, naming him Prince Vulture.

The 27-year-old was tagged in an Instagram video of their gender reveal party in 2024. When the new mom announced the birth, the rapper's last name appeared in a flower arrangement, spelling out the child's full name.

All of the rapper's kids have a royal title as their first name, although he has numerous nicknames for all his children.

In 2022, Kodak was taken into custody on charges related to oxycodone trafficking and possessing a controlled substance without a prescription.

As reported by The Blast, the rapper was arrested for drug possession and had breached the conditions of his supervised release stemming from a different drug case, which resulted in him being incarcerated for two months.

He was granted release on bond, which included regular drug testing as a condition of his freedom. Unfortunately, he did not comply with those requirements.

The rapper was then mandated to undergo 30 days of drug rehabilitation in early 2023 after his failure to complete a drug test in February and a subsequent positive test result for fentanyl days later, as documented in court records.

Things took a terrible turn in June 2023 after police confirmed he did not show up for a drug test, leading to a warrant for his arrest.

Kodak finally regained his freedom on Wednesday, February 21, 2024, following a decision from U.S. District Judge Jose E. Martinez in Miami. Kodak's release from Miami's jail comes nearly two weeks after his drug possession charge was dismissed in the neighboring Broward County.

Judge Barbara Duffy of the Broward County Circuit in South Florida dismissed the charges. The Judge ruled that prosecutors on the rapper's case could not defend the fact that he had a legit oxycodone prescription filled by a pharmacy at the time of his arrest.

The Broward County drug possession drama began in December 2023 when Plantation police found him asleep in a car with a white powdered substance around his mouth.

Lab tests initially stated that the white powder was cocaine, but further lab tests confirmed it was oxycodone. During the trial, Kodak's lawyer dismissed the charges by presenting a valid prescription obtained from a pharmacy in July 2022.

What could have caused Kodak Black baby mama's birthday brawl remains a huge mystery.