Cardi B has shared new video clips showcasing her post-pregnancy weight loss, just two weeks after the birth of her youngest daughter.
The Bronx bombshell took to her Instagram Stories on Saturday night to show offer her geisha-inspired outfit before heading out to a themed party hosted at a New York nightclub for one of her friends.
In one video, Cardi is all smiles as she models a red dress featuring a sinched bodice and a skirt with thigh-high splits on both sides. The video was soundtracked by the Drake-assisted remix to the song “Ela É do Tipo” by Brazilian artist MC Kevin o Chris.
Another clip finds the rapper dancing and singing along to dancehall hit “Dolly House” by Rajah Wild and Jiggy D, frowning as the DJ switches to another song.
Cardi B shows off post-baby body just two weeks after birth of third child pic.twitter.com/rXcgRZ1APs
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Cardi gave birth to a baby girl on September 7, with her estranged husband Offset by her side in hospital despite them recently agreeing to divorce.
A week later, she shared a video shared TikTok in which the “Enough” rapper can be seen cradling her newborn daughter shortly after giving birth, with Offset also holding the child on his bare chest.
The sweet 60-second clip also shows Cardi breastfeeding the child, whose name has yet to be made public.
The “Bodak Yellow” superstar also FaceTimes her other children, daughter Kulture and son Wave, so they could meet their new sister.
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The kids are later seen in the video visiting Cardi and the baby in hospital, along with Cardi’s sister Hennessy Carolina.
Cardi B didn’t announce that she had given birth to her youngest child until September 12, five days after her daughter’s arrival.
“The prettiest lil thing 9/7/2024,” she wrote on Instagram along with a number of flower and love heart emojis.
Cardi’s post also included adorable photos and videos of her cradling her newborn baby, as well as a picture of her during labor.
