Ice Spice has responded after footage of her being assaulted in a McDonalds was released.
The singer had been in a McDonalds in Hollywood on Wednesday morning (15 April) and TMZ reports that according to security footage it appeared as though a woman approached Ice Spice and her friend while they were sat in a booth.
This woman appeared to try and sit with them but was not a welcome guest at the table, at which point Ice Spice's friend said 'Girl' and the unwelcome woman tried to ask the singer where she was from.
Ice Spice pointed at the door and looked like she was trying to get this interloper to leave, and security footage shows her being slapped in the face resulting in a physical altercation.
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The woman was pulled away by her friend while Ice Spice jumped across tables following her until she was out of the restaurant.
TMZ also had footage from outside which appeared to show Ice Spice finding a phone on the ground and allegedly smashing it.
A legal representative for the singer told the outlet: "The unprovoked attack on my client has been reported to the LAPD and we will be pursuing any and all avenues to hold the perpetrators responsible for their actions, including criminally and civilly.
"We are also exploring holding the location responsible for their lack of appropriate security."
Ice Spice has also responded to the kerfuffle as she posted some of the footage on social media and quipped 'this wouldn't happen at Wendy's', with her X bio mentioning the fast food restaurant.
A woman who identified herself as Vayah claimed to TMZ she was the woman who 'hit her', saying that she had struck Ice Spice after being called a 'b***h'.
She claimed she had tried to 'compliment' the singer but Ice Spice had been 'rude', saying she hit her after the insult and was later escorted out of the McDonalds.
The woman said she then heard Ice Spice talking a 'whole lot of mess' so confronted her again.
This situation certainly is a whole lot of mess as Ice Spice's legal representative Bradford Cohen made it clear the matter had been raised with the LAPD and they would be pursuing legal action against the woman as well as considering it for the McDonalds for what had happened.
The LADbible Group have contacted Ice Spice's representatives, the LAPD and McDonalds for comment.
Joe Harker