Cardi B responds to Kulture drawing on $60K Birkin and talks Revolve Fest fashion
Cardi B shared her reaction to a now-viral parenting moment during her appearance at Revolve Festival 2025, revealing she 'couldn't even be mad' when her daughter Kulture doodled on her $60,000 Hermès Birkin bag.
Speaking exclusively to The Rundown's Erin Lim Rhodes on April 12, Cardi explained that her response stemmed from wanting to test Kulture's honesty. 'I was like, 'Kulture, did you doodle on mommy's purse?' And she's like, 'Yeah! Did you like it?'' the rapper recalled with a laugh. Despite the high price tag, Cardi was more amused than upset by her daughter's answer.
Although she cherishes her luxury handbags, the Grammy winner—who also shares two other children with estranged husband Offset—admitted she's rethinking the idea of passing them down. 'Sometimes I be like, 'Yeah, I want to pass this down,' but I might just wear it when I'm an old b--ch,' she joked.
Outside of motherhood, Cardi is expanding her business empire. She recently launched a fashion and beauty brand in partnership with Revolve Group, reflecting her signature style and passion for practical fashion. Speaking to Women's Wear Daily, she emphasized the importance of accurate sizing, noting, 'If it's a size small, it should be a true size small.'
As she balances music, parenting, and entrepreneurship, Cardi acknowledged the pressure of celebrity ventures in beauty and lifestyle. 'We have to come in strong,' she said.
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