Cardi B Promises Tour Full Of “Splits, Somersaults, And Handstands” Post-Pregnancy
If anyone thought a baby bump would slow Cardi B down, she’s making it crystal clear: absolutely not!
The Grammy-winning rapper revealed Wednesday (Sept. 17) on CBS Mornings that she’s expecting a baby with New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs. This will be her fourth child and their first together.
With her sophomore album Am I The Drama? dropping this Friday (Sept. 19), fans assumed Cardi would dive straight into album and tour mode. However, she’s made it clear her first solo headlining trek — the Little Miss Drama tour — will kick off after the baby arrives.
Cardi hopped on X to remind her fans that she’s locked in. “Album drops Friday! Thank you everybody for the love and support…by the time tour comes I’ll be doing splits, somersaults backflips and handstands,” she wrote. “I want this really bad and I’m on a very strict plan.. trust me I’m determined to give my fans the best album AND tour experience!!”
The tour kicks off in February and runs through April 2026, hitting the major cities of Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Toronto, Atlanta and others.
To keep her energy up through the 31-date trek, Bardi shared with her fans in a video that she plans to bounce back stronger than ever. “I want this sh*t real f**king bad,” she admitted. “Nothing and anything stopping me.”
She also mapped out her post-delivery routine to get back in tip-top shape. “After this album run, it’s straight to exercising. It’s straight to dance classes,” she admitted. “When the baby come out, my body will be loose, and straight rehearsals with all my dancers. I’m not playing.”
“I owe this to myself, and I owe this to my past. They’ve been waiting for such a long time. I know we don’t live for the fans, but I owe this to y’all,” she added.
Am I The Drama? includes musical assistance from Cash Cobain, Janet Jackson, Kehlani, Lizzo, Megan Thee Stallion, Selena Gomez, Summer Walker, and Tyla.
Cardi also teased fans with multiple versions of her new album cover, nudging listeners to pick sides “team girl” or “team boy.”