Cardi B Clears the Air: I Spend $3 Million a Month

Cardi B, the Grammy-winning rapper, recently set the record straight about her finances after rumors about her spending habits began circulating online. The speculation started when Cardi shared a sponsored post with the fast-fashion brand Shein, leading some followers to question why someone who regularly flaunts expensive designer brands would collaborate with a budget-conscious label. In response, the rapper took to X (formerly Twitter) to clarify that she is not just "surviving" off-brand deals but spends approximately $3 million every month.

In a voice recording shared on the platform, Cardi, whose real name is Belcalis Cephus, explained that her financial stability isn’t dependent on deals like the one with Shein. She confidently stated, "I could wake up tomorrow, sign a contract, and have half of $65 million - or half of $70 million - in my bank." This comment was made in the context of her recent work, including a tour deal she had been negotiating, which would see her earning $1 million per show, totaling up to $65 million.

The rapper also shared a screenshot of an alleged text message discussing the deal, which indicated that she would be paid half the money upfront upon signing the contract. While the deal was in the works back in September during her "off year," Cardi made it clear that she was not actively signing tours until she announced her next album.

Cardi’s last album, Invasion of Privacy, was released in 2018, and since then, fans have eagerly awaited her sophomore album. In an October session on X, Cardi teased that the new album will be “amazing and unique,” addressing the delay but reassuring fans that the wait would be worthwhile.

While some may question her spending habits, Cardi’s transparency about her income and her strategic approach to business ventures highlight how she's managed her career and wealth over the years. With new music on the horizon, it's clear that Cardi B remains focused on making moves that work for her, both artistically and financially.

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