"This is how my body REALLY LOOKS LIKE": Cardi B hits back trolls for plastic surgery rumours

Rapper Cardi B has responded to the trolls who keep targeting her looks and hit back at those who claim that she underwent plastic surgery after welcoming her third child, reported E! News. Taking to X, she wrote, “Y’all really need to relax. “This is how my body REALLY LOOKS LIKE.”

The “W.A.P.” rapper added that her hourglass figure has been “exaggerated” recently due to the shapewear she’s been sporting. “I want yall to think wit yall brain,” she said, adding, “Yall was just praising my body couple days ago ...do yall think I went and got surgery in 2 days?,” as per E! News.

Cardi, who shares daughter Kulture, 6, and son Wave, 3, with Offset, welcomed her third child on September 7. After the birth of her child, she followed a different postpartum routine and returned to her physical fitness schedule eight days after the birth of her baby.

However, she has to face criticism from her fans on social media. “This is my third baby and postpartum is a little different from my first two... I’m not doing heaving lifting, no muscle straining, squatting none of that... just cardio,” the rapper wrote on X. She added, “Sometimes to avoid postpartum depression you gotta keep your mind busy and for me that’s work and staying active....”

Cardi B continued, “but you know what’s funny?? Y’all dragged me down when I gained 15 pounds because I was 5 months pregnant but now yall fake concerned and wanna talk about pressure???”

“Y’all said I was pregnant to avoid working now that you see I’m still at it it’s something else?? So yeah I’m taking this personal but its FOR ME because either way y’all are gonna have something to say,” the rapper added. Her post came after a fan commented on her workout video, saying, “It’s barely been a week. Yoh, the pressure women in the industry are under? Insane. x.com/updatesofcardi...”

Later, the fan responded, “I genuinely didn’t mean any harm and the tweet was never an indictment on you but rather society’s expectations of women and “snap back” culture. The reply to the OP honestly shows that there was no malicious intent. But I hope you and baby are well. I’m a big fan.”

Replying to the response, the singer wrote, “Totally babe!! And I do agree about society and pressure...I just was never the type to care about snap back after birth. I don’t know what it is about this time around but I have this burst of energy where I want to do EVERYTHING... It’s like I want to complete all my goals in one day.” (ANI)

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