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Cardi B on motherhood: Unfiltered, fierce, and full of love
Cardi B has never been one to hold back. Whether she’s on stage, in interviews, or at home with her children, she speaks her truth raw, loud, and unapologetically real. And when it comes to motherhood, she’s not trying to impress anyone but herself.
“I’m the best mom in the world and a good role model for my kids.” Cardi B
That statement might sound bold, but it reflects a deeper conviction: Cardi sees motherhood not as a performance, but as a personal mission. She’s not chasing perfection, she’s showing up with love, grit, and authenticity.
In a moment of candid reflection, she shared:
“You can’t tell me I’m a bad mom, nobody can tell me that. But sometimes my kids get me so angry I just tell them: ‘Get the f out, you motherfer. God d* it, I’m sick of you.’ That’s just how I talk and I can’t control it, but I’m a very good mom. Does talking to my kids like that make me a bad mom? No! I don’t think I’m a bad mom. My kids are very lucky to have me. I give them too much to be a bad mom.”
It’s a raw confession one that many parents might relate to but rarely say out loud. Cardi’s language is intense, but her message is clear: parenting is emotional, and expressing frustration doesn’t cancel out love.
What makes Cardi’s perspective powerful is her sincerity. She’s not trying to fit into society’s mold of a “perfect mom.” She’s not hiding her flaws or sugarcoating her reality. She’s showing that motherhood is complex, and that being a good parent isn’t about being calm all the time, it’s about being committed, present, and real.
In a culture that often judges mothers harshly, especially women of color, Cardi B’s honesty is revolutionary. She challenges the idea that good parenting must look polished or gentle. Instead, she offers a version of motherhood that’s loud, imperfect, and deeply loving.
Her kids may hear strong words, but they also see a mother who fights for them, provides for them, and believes in herself. That kind
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