Kodak Black‘s name is all over a police report from a fight at a birthday party for one of his kids … and you can hear cops talking about him in new body cam footage … but Kodak says he wasn’t involved in the violence.

According to a police report, obtained by TMZ, the “Wake Up in the Sky” rapper wasn’t at the birthday party when cops arrived to break up a fight — which police say broke out between a couple of Kodak’s baby mamas — but officers were told KB was at the party and left before they arrived.

Kodak is mentioned by name four times in the report … and in the body cam footage, one of the officers won’t stop talking about him … even though he’s nowhere to be found.

Pandemonium greeted police when officers arrived at the scene … you see people fighting throughout the venue as cops order people out and pull out their tasers.

Cops say they were told Kodak brought three of his baby mamas to the party … and the women were unhappy to see each other.

The report says cops were told the baby mamas started arguing and one of them tried to fight Kodak three times … and things popped off when one of the women’s brothers joined in, sparking a response from Kodak’s entourage.

Sources close to Kodak are pushing back on the police narrative, though, telling TMZ … Kodak did NOT bring his 3 baby mamas to the party, nor did he arrive with an entourage.

We’re told Kodak showed up with 2 security guards and was there to celebrate his kid’s birthday.

In the footage, police speak with one woman who claims she got hit in the melee … and the report notes a woman told them she was attacked by Maranda Johnson, a reality TV star and one of Kodak’s BMs.

Police note in their report they also talked to a man who was bleeding from his head and nose … but he didn’t want to snitch.

The video and report jibe with what we first reported about the fight … but it’s interesting to see the sheer chaos from the party.

Ryan Quigley — who was seriously injured in the New Orleans terror attack — revealed to TMZ Sports he made a promise to his friend, Tiger Bech, before he was killed on Bourbon Street on New Year’s Eve … and thanks to the Eagles, he’s able to see it through at Super Bowl LIX.

The Philadelphia team gifted Quigley Super Bowl tickets after he suffered severe injuries in the January 1 attack … and as it turns out, Quigley previously promised Bech they would go to the Super Bowl if their favorite team made it.

“I promised him that I would take him to the Super Bowl if they made it this year,” Quigley said.

New Orleans will host this year’s Super Bowl, somewhere Quigley thought he would never visit again after the attack. But, he refuses to let the evil act prevent him from living life or honoring Bech’s memory.

‘We’re taking our power back,” Quigley said, “and we’re gonna leave New Orleans on a positive note.”

“Hopefully, we can win as well.”

Farrah Abraham is making a career pivot next month, as the reality TV star is set to make her stand-up comedy debut … and she’s throwing in some sexiness for good measure.

The MTV personality, known for appearing on “16 and Pregnant” and “Teen Mom,” has booked her debut stand-up gig at the Spearmint Rhino New York … which just so happens to be an upscale gentlemen’s club in the Big Apple.

While Farrah is ready to bring the funny with her new routine “Diary of a Teen Mom,” which will take place on March 13, she’s also promising some perks for guests willing to shell out a little extra … we’re talking a $250 VIP meet-and-greet complete with a photo op AND a lap dance.

This isn’t wildly shocking for those familiar with Farrah’s career … the reality TV personality got into adult entertainment after making it big on the silver screen. In fact, she famously got into it with MTV years ago, claiming they gave her the axe after she pursued sex work.

These days, Farrah says she’s done being the punchline, which is why she’s ready to own her own story … though, she’s still willing to push the boundaries.

Her new comedy career has also been a long time coming, as she told us all the way back in 2022 she wanted to pursue stand-up … and even got guidance from veteran comedian Howie Mandel at the time.