About a week ago, Cardi B was at the launch occasion for her collaboration line with Fashion Nova. It’s anything but difficult to overlook, given the amount Cardi has been doing this year, that she really birthed a baby girl in July. Baby Kulture isn’t even five months old! Cardi needed to cancel some stuff around Kulture’s birth, but she’s kept up a quite remarkable timetable for being a new mother. I get the inclination that Cardi held up so long to become a major ordeal, and she needs to “make the most of current opportunities.” The thing is, I stress that she’s running herself worn out. Cardi got on Instagram Live again as of late to discuss the progressions to her body following Kulture’s birth. Clearly, she can’t quit losing weight:
On Thursday, Cardi once again spilled many truths about herself and addressed her fans in an Instagram Live video. “I’ve been very depressed because I cannot stop losing weight,” she said. “And it’s so crazy because when I first gave birth, I did everything to lose my baby weight. I was drinking Teami [tea] so it could curb my appetite and now that I lost all the baby weight…I don’t like looking too skinny.”
She revealed that she was very skinny as a teenager, which she “hated” and she “hates it now.” She added, “It’s been really depressing me, making me sad. My weight. You know what I’m saying.”
Later in the Live, Cardi explained that she doesn’t have much of an appetite, which is “so stressful.” She said, “I want to gain weight so bad. I’m really trying to gain weight ya’ll and it’s been hard and I don’t know how.” Cardi then compared losing baby weight a few months ago to now. “After I gave birth, I was so thirsty to lose all the baby weight and now it’s so hard for me to gain weight and I hate it. Then my parents…the more they force me to eat, the more I don’t want to eat,” she explained.
Cardi is big on getting things done for herself as opposed to request help, but I figure she would benefit from a few masters at the present time. An expert, licensed nutritionist would be pleasant, and maybe an expert coach who spends significant time in baby blues recuperation. What’s more, maybe a specialist also, because a portion of this would benefit from outside assistance on the off chance that she could work through it with an expert, simply doing talk treatment and venting about every last bit of her pressure. It’s simple enough to state that “it’s a decent problem to have” in the event that you are losing weight easily, but she lost the baby weight rather drastically, and I figure she would simply rest easy thinking about everything if she had a few experts helping her.
