Although he made it clear a few days ago that he would not allow his offspring to live in a bubble of privilege, the truth is so Cardi B has proven on countless occasions that her pulse doesn’t tremble when it comes to making big buckseither to treat yourself or, as in this case, for your Kulture and Wave kids to have a great time on those lazy summer days.
In his most recent interview with The New York Times, the rap star boasted about how devoted he is to his offspring, the result of his eventful marriage to fellow rapper Offset, and how happy he is to see them again: “I just bought them a playground, it’s huge. And I spent $20,000 on it. Of course it’s not the most expensive thing I’ve ever bought. But that’s why I work so hard for my children,” he revealed in his conversation with the media.
The New York interpreter who frequently visits her old neighborhood in the Bronx Her children don’t lose touch with their relatives and their origins, she has admitted that she doesn’t think she’s a better mother when it comes to giving them valuable gifts. Of course, it makes him immensely happy to see the enthusiasm and gratitude in his eyes.
“Spending too much on your kids doesn’t make you a great mom, but it makes you feel good.” “It also makes you feel like you’re living your childhood dreams,” stresses the diva, who comes from a very humble family background .Obviously, enjoying a very prosperous economic position has helped Cardi B achieve all of the desires and goals she set for herself in her youth.
But just a few months ago, the artist admitted that she’s not necessarily happier today than she was five years ago, when she became a star with her hit single.and ‘Bodak Yellow’On the one hand, the singer no longer has to worry about her financial future or that of her family, on the other hand, fame has taken its toll on a psychological and emotional level. “Anything you want to buy I can make. I don’t have to worry about the future. But on the negative side I can say that although I’m happy, I’m a little less happy than I was two or three years ago when I had less money.. “I feel like my life is no longer mine but belongs to the world,” he said.