When most stars talk about having more children, they usually mention love, family, or wanting siblings to grow up together. But Cardi B has her own unique twist on the idea to have more kids. And of course, it comes with her signature humor.
The 32-year-old rapper, known for her hit ‘Am I the Drama?’, sat down with Jennifer Hudson for the season four premiere of ‘The Jennifer Hudson Show’. A sneak peek of the episode, shared ahead of its airing next week, gave fans a taste of Cardi’s unfiltered honesty about motherhood.
In the clip, Cardi revealed why she actually wants more kids in the future. With a laugh, she told Hudson, “It’s like the more kids you have, the less of a possibility you go to a home. One of them is going to wipe my b***.”
Cardi already has her hands full with three children, all of whom she shares with her ex, rapper Offset. Their family includes son Wave Set Cephus, 4, daughter Kulture Kiari Cephus, 7, and the youngest, Blossom, who is just 12 months old.
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Talking about her kids, Cardi lit up while describing how each one reflects a piece of her personality. “My son, he’s funny like me, and he (does) a lot of faces that I do, and then he’s a little bad,” she explained. “And then my daughter, she’s very girly like me. Like, she’s very, she got a little sass. But she’s a good girl.”
As for her baby Blossom, Cardi admitted that she’s still figuring out her little one’s traits. “I’m still learning the baby. I’m still learning her. We still trying to figure her out,” she said.
But beyond the laughs and sweet stories, Cardi also shared how she’s raising her children to stay grounded.
“They have a lot of cousins and a lot of my friends. They are still outside. They are still in the hood and everything,” she told Hudson. She added that the kids had recently spent time in the Dominican Republic, where family life is a little stricter and more hands-on.
“It’s like, ‘Yeah. My grandma’s going to make you clean and stuff.’ I want them to know that it’s like there’s another world out there that’s not your world.”