Cardi B’s new clothing line, Fashion Nova x Cardi B, has reportedly raked in nearly $1million (£768,000) after being on sale for just 24 hours.
Insiders revealed to TMZ that the line is doing incredibly well, with only 53 garments out of the 93 item range available to buy online at time of publication.
The Money hitmaker launched the line in Hollywood on Wednesday with an extremely racy performance where she was seen stripped down to a tiny neon one-piece with sexy cut-outs flashing her flesh.
It was revealed shortly after news of her million that stock exchange NASDAQ awarded her achievement with a billboard in Times Square.
Aside from business, Cardi recently revealed she had a boob job and liposuction after giving birth to her daughter Kulture Kiari Cephus, nine months ago.
She was in Memphis playing the Beale Street Music Festival on Sunday, where she dished about her liposuction secret to the audience, People reported.
‘I shouldn’t really be performing because moving too much is gonna f*** up my lipo. But b**** I’m still gonna get my motherf***ing money back, let’s go!’ she vamped.
Last week, she shared with Entertainment Weekly that she had gone under the knife after delivering Kulture last year.
‘I just got my boobs redone,’ said the Bronx-born former stripper, quipping that ‘My daughter f***ed me up. She did! She sure did.’
Cardi welcomed her baby girl, Kulture, on July 10, 2018, with husband Offset of the Migos trio.
Her lucky news comes after it was reported that her husband Offset discovered he was lucky to be alive after a recording studio where he was working was ‘peppered with bullets’ during a drive-by shooting on Wednesday.
Offset, whose real name is Kiari Kendrell Cephus, is understood to have been working at the Crossover Entertainment Group studio when shots were fired into the building.
The Migos star, 27, is said to have escaped the incident unscathed and was gone from the venue before police arrived, according to TMZ.
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Source: The Wall Street Journal
