Cardi B locked Kulture's Instagram profile!
After all the bad things they wrote about her daughter Kulture, the rapper decided to lock her profile.
Rapper Cardi B (29) made her daughter's Instagram profile a little over a year ago. Little Kulture (3) found herself the target of haters, so her modern mother immediately went into 'action'.After all the bad things they wrote about her daughter Kulture, she decided to 'lock' the profile and in that way disable access to her daughter's photos. She didn't check her daughter's profile but when she did ti, immediately decided to lock it down.
She added that she doesn't know what's going on, but she hopes all the mothers who let their children insult her child die because they gave birth to those 'weirdos'.
By the way, little Kulture has gathered more than two million followers since September 2020 when her mother opened Instagram. In just 15 hours, more than 534,000 people began following her. The rapper once stated that she manages her daughter's profile. At the same time, she revealed that the girl is spoiled and that she loves everything pink. From the very beginning, Kulture's profile was full of sympathetic content from mom and daughter. Why would someone have a need to comment negatively we don't know.
Recall, in 2019, Cardi accused blogger and YouTuber Tasha K. (38) of defamation, because in several videos she presented allegedly false facts about Cardi. That harmed her, her reputation, and also her private life. Tasha claimed that Cardi prostituted herself while she was a stripper. She also said that Cardi was addicted to hard drugs and that she cheated on her husband Offset (30). But, that is not all. Tasha added that Cardi has herpes. In the end, Cardi managed to win after three years of litigation.
Also is known that Cardi B has offered to pay for the burial costs of the 19 people who died in a fire that swept through a New York City building. Mayor Eric Adams revealed that the Grammy-winning rapper has offered financial aid to fire victims in the Bronx, where she grew up. Many of the victims are from The Gambia, and the families of several of the victims planned to bury them in their West African homeland. Cardi B also is willing to pay the repatriation costs of the victims who will be buried in The Gambia, the mayor’s office said.
She stated that she is proud to be from the Bronx and she has many family and friends that still live and work there. When she heard about the fire and victims she knew that she has obligation to help them.
