Cardi B popped the lid off her third child’s name in a fit of anger … but now, the rapper is unveiling her recent baby in a bundle of joy!!!

On Monday, Cardi posted an IG photo dump of her kids swimming in pools — and Louis Vuitton — including the 8-month-old Blossom Belle, the daughter she shares with her estranged husband Offset.

The little tyke was all smiles rummaging through her mommy’s things, and Cardi even hinted on her IG stories that BB likes causing mischief amongst her siblings.

Cardi’s other kids, Kulture and Wave, also appear to be blossoming into young adults, and Cardi was all smiles as she posed with the kids and her fancy umbrella.

It was also a quiet Father’s Day for the former lovebirds — far removed from this past Memorial Day, when Cardi wanted Offset unalived.

Besides, who needs weapons with a killer smile like Blossom’s!!!

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Last month, The 32-year-old ‘WAP’ rapper doesn’t have time for rumors—especially when it comes to her children. During a recent livestream, the rapper responded to a fan who asked if she’d taken a DNA test for her newborn with Offset. Unsurprisingly, Cardi shut down the speculation in her signature unfiltered style.

“I don’t have to do no DNA test. my baby father don’t ask me to do no DNA test. The receipt is in my kids face. All my kids look like their daddy, All three of them, especially my newborn.”

The artist also noted that she wouldn’t be sharing photos of her youngest child until she felt the time was right. “The receipts will be posted when my daughter is 6 months and i post her picture and you see she looks just like [my] baby daddy.”

She added, “You’re not going to bait me into posting my daughter to prove anything to you.”

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Cardi also took a moment to give Offset credit for being a great dad. “My baby daddy was just yesterday at my mama’s house with all three of my kids. Cause I’mma give him that-He’s a good daddy. I’m going to give him just that.”

This isn’t the first time Cardi’s had to handle people messing with her family. Last month, she went off after someone prank-called Child Protective Services (CPS) on her, falsely claiming her kids were in danger.

In an Instagram Live, Cardi was clearly upset as she explained what happened.

She said, “For the Child Protective Services to come to my f–king house? Not my house, my gated mansion at 11 p.m. while my children are sleeping because there’s an anonymous call that there been going on that, that my kids have been getting abused and beaten. Are you f–king dumb?”

She reassured her followers that her children—Kulture, Wave, and her newborn—are well taken care of.

“My kids have never been touched, never gotten hit no matter how annoying they are,” she said.

Meanwhile, last week, Offset accused Cardi B of infidelity and insinuated that at least one of their three children may not be his.

The bitter social media outburst is the latest chapter in the couple’s tumultuous split, which began when they announced their impending divorce in August 2024. Since then, their relationship has been marked by public arguments and cryptic social media posts, offering fans a glimpse into their increasingly toxic dynamic.

In one of the deleted tweets, Offset wrote, “We sharing. Blood test. B*tch been cheating since 2019. I ain’t tell when u did [rat emoji]. Tommy n Sammy. My new b#### badder.” He also claimed, “Had u last week by the way,” leaving fans speculating about the meaning behind his words.

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The tweets sparked a flurry of reactions online, with many suggesting that Offset’s outburst was fueled by jealousy over Cardi B’s new single with Pardison Fontaine, “Toot It Up,” and the attention she has been receiving. Others speculated that he may have been bothered by recent photos of Cardi B with NFL star Stefon Diggs.

Cardi B, for her part, has not directly responded to Offset’s latest accusations. However, she has been vocal about her feelings toward him in the past. During a livestream in September 2024, shortly after filing for divorce, the Grammy-winning rapper declared, “I’m too much woman for you. … And I’ve always been too good for you.”

She also hinted at Offset’s own infidelity, stating, “Nothing surprises me anymore. You’ve done it all, so I don’t care. Thank you for my kids, though. All three of them, I don’t regret none of them. But I regret you. I don’t regret my kids; you’re a good daddy. You’re all right.”

Now, her third baby girl name are blossom and is look like Kulture. Cardi B played along her why Wave Set and Kulture seem in good mood as their families continue growing up, despite challenges faced in recent months.

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