Cardi B Brags About 'Lipo Money' While Firing Back at Body-Shamers for Editing Her Photos

The Grammy-winning female emcee takes to her Instagram account to shut down haters who have been posting Photoshopped videos and pics of her body online to body-shame her.

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Cardi B is clapping back at haters. Taking to her Instagram account, the “Bodak Yellow” hitmaker proved the haters, who have been posting Photoshopped videos and pics of her body online, wrong as she showed off her curves in a new video.

“Now I know a b***h gained some weight, because I had to make the thighs match the motherf**kin a**,” Cardi, who donned a blue Louis Vuitton bikini, said in the Tuesday, June 16 clip. “But I know you b*****s ain’t talkin’ when y’all shaped like seals and I know you n****s ain’t talkin’ when y’all got sisters with bison backs and y’all mothers is shaped like walruses. I know y’all ain’t body-shaming me!”

She went on saying, “I know I gained a little bit of weight and I’m actually holding it in… but it doesn’t matter though… I got lipo money.”

Captioning the video, Cardi wrote, “Leave my rolls alone.” Among the commenters was her husband Offset, who left a supportive message that read, “Full meal.” Someone else added, “Sis u better stop playing ! What rolls?!? Body.” Another one chimed in, “SHE SAID BISON BACK!! It’s true tho it’s always people in NO place to talk that got so much to say.”

The Grammy-winning artist also addressed the matter on Instagram Stories. “Like y’all think I’m editing it, just ask me for a … I got a little fat. I gained a little weight, you know what I’m saying? It’s all good. Can ask me for a video, I’ll show ya,” the mom of one wrote.

Cardi previously opened up about getting body and the cosmetic procedures after giving birth to her first child, daughter Kulture. “I want to explain to people how hard it is to process. I feel like people look at girls on Instagram and go, ‘Oh, they got their lipo done and it was so easy,’ ” she shared to Entertainment Tonight. “It is just such a long, hard process, almost like the same process as after you give birth to a baby and you see your body change and snapping it back.”