Celebrity Mound

The former gangsta-lady from Philadelphia, once described as a “pit bull in a skirt,” doesn’t back down from a fight. When some young women started giving her a rough time last Thursday outside the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, spies say, “It got physical . . . one of the girls Eve was yelling at was pushed down a flight of stairs either by Eve or one of her posse, but they calmed her down and cops weren’t called.” A rep for Eve didn’t return calls.

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BAD-girl rapper Eve celebrated the completion of 45 days of sobriety by hitting the bar. The songstress was freed from her alcohol-monitoring anklet on Saturday morning, and by cocktail hour was hitting the MTV Video Music Awards swag suites at Caesars Palace. “When a cocktail waitress walked over to her with a bottle of Svedka, her eyes lit up,” said a Page Six spy. “She got kind of nervous when they wanted her to take a photo, and wouldn’t pose with the bottle – but then her assistant asked a promoter to send a case to her house.”

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She’s been wearing her alcohol monitoring device for a month, but Eve said she can’t get used to the hefty ankle bracelet.

“It’s the most annoying thing,” she told PEOPLE Tuesday night at Tao Nightclub in Las Vegas. “When they told me I was getting it on, I thought it was going to be like a beeper, but it’s like a pair of Bose headphones.”

The 29-year-old rapper was ordered to wear the Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitor (SCRAM) after striking a plea agreement for her DUI arrest in April. Eve will be allowed to remove the device on Sept. 8.

At the Signature Apparel party for the Rocawear, Bellarock, and relaunch of Fetish, the SCRAM was hidden by her long, flowing pants.

Having to deal with a DUI in the public eye was “disgusting” enough, Eve said, but the hardest part: Telling her mom.

“I’m still scared of her … [I] had to tell her before someone else told her or she saw it or heard it.”

“I definitely learned my lesson,” she added. “It was a stupid situation, stupid decision. I did something dumb and now I’m paying for it … Don’t drink and drive kids.”

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