Cardi B Blasts Hazel-E After Being Accused Of 'Sleeping Her Way' To The Top
Cardi B is clearing the air over explosive allegations made by Love & Hip Hop's Hazel E about her successful rap career. Hazel recently sat down with the Shirley's Temple podcast, where she claimed that the Bronx star made it to the top by 'sleeping around' — Cardi, however, set the record straight.
'Keep my name out your f**king mouth,' the 'Jealousy' spitter warned. 'Name one rapper or exec I f**cked to get where I'm at. The only man I've been with in this industry, I married.' She went on to call Hazel 'a weirdo' and 'a miserable a** bi**h,' responding to past claims that she copied Hazel's child's birthday party idea. 'You're evil and weird. You hate on people you've never met. I can only imagine how you treat the ones close to you,' Cardi added.
In the lengthy message, Cardi also clarified that she was 'handpicked' by LHH producer Mona Scott-Young to come onto the show, after already creating a name for herself in New York City. 'I got picked by Mona Scott herself to be on love and hip hop not my pu**y …' the message read. Cardi B then proceeded to call Hazel a 'fan.'
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Not quite done yet, Hazel followed up with more messages, accusing Cardi of being 'the downfall of yet another man,' referencing her new relationship with NFL star Stefon Diggs, and recent yacht-party footage that shows him pulling out alleged pink cocaine.
Cardi nor Stefon has spoken on the circulating footage.
The back-and-forth between the two women came after Hazel spoke on how women who don't 'play industry games' — to boost their music career — often get overlooked. Using Cardi's career as an example, Hazel claimed that she 'played them games' to 'get on' in the rap game. Hazel also said that because Cardi allegedly 'slept her way to the top' now she's not making music anymore.
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