Cardi B is getting real about her priorities shifting since she had her children. <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/celebrities/2026/07/21/cardi-b-health-lifestyle-interview/90746515007/” rel=”nofollow noopener” target=”_blank”>In an interview with USA TODAY, the Bronx rap superstar talked about her public image and shared that she worried about making good choices for her children.
“I think [the public] just sees Cardi, and she’s loud and she’s just [herself], but I’m very into securing my future,” Cardi explained. “It’s not even about me anymore. It’s about my kids; I’ve got four kids.”
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Cardi has teamed up with Zerages for a two-year partnership. She not only serves as a brand ambassador, she’s also an equity owner – she has a financial stake in the company. She talked about how her health-conscious approach is making her look at what she eats and what she feeds her family.
“I’m a little bit older, and now I’m being more careful in the things that I consume,” Cardi says. “I just told somebody the other day: I’m not the best healthy eater. I might eat 10 pieces of chicken wings, but I told them I balance it out
“I’m not one of those people that always ate healthy – like I’m just a super healthy freak girl,” she clarifies. “I feel like as soon as you hit your 30s you need to be more health conscious.”
Her four children are between 8 months and 8 years old, and she’s mindful of what they eat
“I want to give them healthier candies [and] healthier sodas,” she shares. “Because I just feel like, ‘Damn, am I doing something bad when I get them something that is really not healthy? It makes me feel like I’m a bad person, like a bad mom, but it’s like … everything in moderation.”
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