Iggy Azalea gets drink thrown at her by Cash Me Ousside girl Danielle Bregoli in ugly showdown at Fashion Nova party

Cardi B's Fashion Nova event descended into chaos on Wednesday night, when Iggy Azalea was drenched by a drink thrown at her by Danielle Bregoli.

In footage taken at the Los Angeles event, the 15-year-old best known for coining the term 'Cash me ousside' (Catch me outside) threw a full glass of water at the 28-year-old Fancy hitmaker.

Both rappers' entourages then appeared to clash during the ugly scene at the fashion event. 

In the video, the teenager can be seen throwing liquid across the room, hitting the Australian rapper's wig.

Bregoli -who performs using the name Bhad Bhabie- is then held back by security as she screamed incoherently at Azalea.

The blonde beauty seemed entirely unfazed by the incident, watching on while Danielle ranted at her.

In a video posted to Iggy's Instagram Stories shortly after the event, the Kream rapper's long, straight wig appeared to be quite wet.

Later, both women addressed the altercation on social media, with Bregoli claiming she attacked Iggy because the Pretty Girls singer talked 'all sorts of s**t on the internet' about her.

Iggy meanwhile, seemed bemused by the incident, writing, 'So the dr Phil girl is really upset about me apparently and thought I'd fight a child?!' 

Bregoli rose to prominence after a 2016 appearance on The Dr. Phil Show, during which she challenged the show's audience to a fight with the phrase 'Catch me outside, how about that?' in a thick accent. 

Meanwhile, Azalea was just sued over a 2016 car collision involving herself and her ex-boyfriend French Montana's younger brother at the wheel of her 2015 grey Jeep Wrangler.

The LA Rollerblader who was struck, Jeffrey Linett, sued the four-time Grammy nominee and Ayoub Kharbouch 'for an unspecified amount' - according to The Blast.

Linett claimed the then 18-year-old Ayoub was 'Snapchatting' while driving and 'recklessly' collided into his path - causing him 'extreme physical and emotional' pain and 'high medical bills.'