Cardi B Reveals Unseen ‘In Labor’ Moments From Birth Of Daughter

Cardi B is pulling back the curtain on one of the most intimate moments of her life. The Grammy-winning rapper surprised fans this week by sharing a never-before-seen photo of herself “in labor” with her third child, Blossom Belle Cephus, offering a raw glimpse into the moments leading up to her daughter’s birth in September 2024, the same year that also marked a significant turning point in Cardi B's personal life.

The newly released images show Cardi in a hospital setting, visibly exhausted but glowing, as she prepares to welcome Blossom Belle. The footage, which had never been shared publicly before, captures the reality of childbirth far removed from red carpets and stage lights.

Blossom’s arrival came during an emotional period for the rapper. Just weeks before giving birth, Cardi filed for divorce from her estranged husband, Offset, marking their second attempt to end the marriage following a brief reconciliation after their initial 2020 split. The separation remains unresolved, with ongoing disagreements over child custody and finances.

Cardi B has publicly voiced frustration over Offset’s financial requests, including disputes involving taxes and property, while also raising concerns about his level of involvement as a parent.

While Blossom Belle is Cardi’s fourth child, her expanding family doesn’t stop there. On November 4, Cardi and NFL star Stefon Diggs quietly welcomed another baby (a son) whose name has not yet been revealed. The birth marked Diggs’ third child overall.

Diggs is already a father to 9-year-old daughter Nova, whom he shares with a former partner, as well as 7-month-old daughter Charliee Harper Diggs-Lopera, whom he welcomed earlier this year with model Aileen Lopera.

As Stefon Diggs navigates new fatherhood, his professional and personal lives remain under intense scrutiny. The New England Patriots' wide receiver is set to take the field next Sunday when the Patriots face the Los Angeles Chargers at Gillette Stadium in the first round of the playoffs. However, his return to football comes amid serious legal developments.

Last Friday, Diggs declined to comment after being charged with felony strangulation or suffocation and misdemeanor assault and battery stemming from an alleged December 2 incident involving a personal chef. The case remains ongoing.

Back in November 2025, Cardi B marked a powerful turning point in her life with a deeply personal Instagram post celebrating the newest addition to her family and the mindset shift that came with it. The media personality shared that becoming a mother again aligned closely with her commitment to grow, not just personally, but professionally as well.

“My last chapter was the beginning of a new season,” Cardi wrote on her Instagram. “Starting over is never easy, but it’s been so worth it! I brought new music and a new album to the world! A new baby in my world, and one more reason to be the best version of me.”

She went on to explain that this phase of her life has given her an even stronger sense of self-love, emphasizing that prioritizing her own healing allows her to give her children the love and life they deserve.

Looking ahead, Cardi B made it clear she’s focused inward, calling herself her own competition as she prepares for what she described as the most ambitious chapter of her career yet. She teased plans already in motion for what she promised would be the best tour and performances of her life.

“I’ve learned, I’ve healed, and I’m loving the woman I’ve become,” she concluded. “That’s what this next era means to me, and I’m stepping into it better than ever.”

Even as she navigates significant life changes, Cardi B isn’t slowing down professionally. The rapper is set to take the stage at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, where she’s nominated for Best Rap Performance. The ceremony airs February 1 on CBS and Paramount+.

Momentum continues just days later when Cardi launches her 36-city "Little Miss Drama Tour," beginning February 11.