JUST IN: Cardi B Breaks Social Media With Shocking Reaction After Police & CPS Banging Into Her House And Put Offset, Her Kids In Danger While Hospitalized
Cardi B hit back after an alleged prankster called Child Protective Services to report that her three children were in danger.
On Monday evening, the “I Like It” rapper issued a stern warning aimed at the person (or people) responsible for leaving an anonymous “tip” that the musician’s three kids–daughter Kulture, son Wave, and a newborn whose name has not yet been released–whom she shares with her ex, Offset, were in danger.
“So I wanna make this very f—ing clear and I can’t even breathe right now,” the rapper, 32, said in an Instagram Live on Monday, October 21. “Motherf—ers have taken s— too f—ing far when you mess with my f—ing kids.”
The Grammy winner said that representatives from CPS had visited her home after the alleged prank call.
“For the Child Protective Services to come to my f—ing house?” she said. “Not my house, my gated mansion at 11 p.m. while my children are sleeping because there’s an anonymous call that there been going on that my kids have been getting abused and beaten. Are you f—ing dumb?”
Cardi filmed the video from a hospital bed, noting that she’s been sick for days and has been receiving treatment since Saturday, October 19.
“This is when the pranks start getting too far. You f—ing a——s think that s— is funny and it’s not funny,” she added before threatening legal action against both CPS and the alleged prankster.
“We’re the only colored people in my neighborhood completely and for motherf—ers to pop up in my house with cops and child protective services because you motherf—ers wanna do an anonymous call involving my children … I promise you this, I’m gonna sue CPS for f—ing coming to my house at whatever the f— time it is. [I will] sue the person that did this anonymous call.”
The “Bodak Yellow” rapper went on to say that she plans to hire a private investigator to find out who made the call.
Elsewhere, she threatened that, aside from legal action, whoever was responsible would also have to deal with the Grammy winner herself. “I’m gonna find out myself and you know what, you wanna know what I’m gonna do. I’m not even pressing charges on you,” she said, later explaining that she, Offset, and her sister, Hennessy, are ready to “beat up” the person who orchestrated this.
“Play with my motherhood or with my ex-husband’s fatherhood,” she continued. “We don’t play that s–t. My kids live great. My kids have never been touched, never gotten hit no matter how annoying they are. I never hit my kids.”
The “Please Me” singer continued, suggesting that these anonymous claims are both unfounded and false, as both she and Offset “take very great care” of their kids and spare no expense when it comes to their well-being.
“They go to the best school, my daughter f—–g school tuition f—–g fees is $45,000,” she added, noting she spends another $700 or so per day for the nanny that helps care for her and Offset’s newborn.
“I spend more money on my kids’ bill than I spend money on clothes for myself,” she shared. “We take very great care of our kids.”
“Not everything is a f—–g joke. Not everything is a f—–g prank,” she concluded.
