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Cardi B talks Pregnancy, Beef
Cardi B took the stage at Drai’s in Las Vegas and Broccoli Fest in DC for her final performances last weekend before taking time off to have her baby.
Around two months away from her rumored due date, Cardi wasn’t lacking any of her usual confidence on stage as she pointed out all of the “new beef” she’s been getting into since getting pregnant.
“Yes, bitch, we gon’ beef forever,” she said. “Ever since I got pregnant, all of a sudden I’ve got this new beef. Every day bitches got something to say.”
Cardi didn’t specify exactly who all this new beef is with, but she did make it clear she won’t back down. In her words: “Wait ’til I drop this baby, what’s good? Bitches was talking crazy, watch when I drop this baby.”
Clarifying exactly why she’s taking time off, Cardi explained in an Instagram video:
“Shorty keep growing and it’s like, I be looking like I’m moving and everything, but in reality a bitch barely can breathe. I wanna thank y’all for understanding. I’ll be back for the Bruno Mars tour and everything and thank y’all so much. I just wanna let y’all know that. Thank you very much. I fuckin’ love y’all motherfuckers.”
Cardi B fans will definitely be waiting.
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