Offset is reconsidering his casino trips after surviving a shooting outside a Florida gambling establishment and becoming embroiled in a $100,000 lawsuit with a Detroit casino.
The 34-year-old rapper told TMZ at LAX on Nov. 5 that his recent experiences have made him reluctant to return, although he hasn’t ruled out gambling entirely.
The admission comes seven months after Offset was shot outside the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. The April 6 incident left him hospitalized, but authorities confirmed his injuries were not life-threatening. Offset returned to the stage days later, appearing at an Arkansas concert in a wheelchair before standing to perform.
Meanwhile, Detroit’s MotorCity Casino Hotel is pursuing legal action over an allegedly unpaid $100,000 line of credit.
“We are working toward a resolution,” his representative previously told Us Weekly.
Offset also made headlines back in October when a video circulated showing him arguing with casino staff in Paris over a blackjack table. He later insisted the incident was staged.
“Man, they messin up my rollout,” he told The Shade Room after the footage went viral.