Global music sensation Cardi B has bravely opened up about the terrifying and traumatic birth of her second child, sharing graphic details with her millions of followers in a raw emotional revelation.
The 'WAP' hitmaker, known for her unfiltered honesty, described experiencing severe complications during delivery that left her fearing for her life. "I thought I was dying," the 30-year-old artist confessed during a candid social media Q&A session.
Graphic Details of Childbirth Ordeal
Cardi B, whose real name is Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, didn't hold back when describing the physical trauma she endured. She revealed suffering from extensive tearing during the birth of her son, who she shares with husband Offset of Migos fame.
"The tearing was so bad... I couldn't walk for weeks," she shared, adding that the recovery process was significantly more challenging than with her first child, daughter Kulture.
Future Family Plans Amid Health Concerns
Despite already being a mother of two, Cardi B surprised fans by expressing her desire to expand her family further, mentioning she's "waiting for baby No. 4." However, she acknowledged the serious health considerations following her difficult experience.
"My body needs to recover properly first," she explained, showing awareness of the medical advice she's received while still maintaining hope for more children in the future.
Celebrity Motherhood in the Spotlight
Cardi B's openness about her childbirth experience continues her pattern of breaking taboos around motherhood and women's health issues. Unlike many celebrities who present curated versions of parenthood, she offers unfiltered access to both the joys and struggles.
Her candid discussion about birth complications has sparked conversations among fans about the realities of childbirth and the importance of maternal healthcare, particularly within communities of colour where maternal mortality rates remain disproportionately high.
The rapper's willingness to share such personal medical details represents a growing trend among public figures using their platforms to demystify women's health issues and encourage open dialogue about experiences that affect millions worldwide.
