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Cardi B expecting second child with Offset, reveals pregnancy during BET Awards 2021

Rapper couple Cardi B and Offset are expecting their second child together. She surprised fans with the news of her pregnancy at the BET Awards on Sunday.

Published on: Jun 28, 2021 12:11 PM IST
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Rapper couple Cardi B and Offset are set to welcome their second child together. Cardi, 28, shared the news while performing with her husband and his group Migos on Sunday evening at the BET Awards.

Cardi B is expecting her second child with Offset.
Cardi B is expecting her second child with Offset.

According to People magazine, after the trio finished performing Straightenin, Cardi B joined the group for Type S--.

She appeared on the stage in a rhinestone-embellished black bodysuit, with a sheer panel showing off her baby bump.

Cardi made the news Instagram official simultaneously with their act. "#2!" she captioned her photo with a heart emoji, tagging Offset.


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Cardi and Offset, who tied the knot in 2017, have had their fair share of ups and downs. They were even headed for divorce late last year but eventually reconciled by November.

At the awards, Cardi won video of the year and best collaboration for the smash hit WAP, featuring Megan Thee Stallion.

 
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