Cardi B issued a stern warning to the anonymous prank caller who sent Child Protective Services to the rapper's home.
On Monday night, October 21, the New York native hopped on Instagram Live from a hospital bed and threatened the person who thought it would be funny to file a fraudulent complaint against her. In her video, she explained that workers from CPS showed up at her gated mansion at 11:00 p.m. She said the workers received an "anonymous call" that her kids were being beaten and abused.
"This is when the pranks start getting too far," Cardi said.
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"It's not funny," she continued. "We are the only colored people in my neighborhood completely. And for muthaf**kas to pop up at my house with cops and Child Protective Services because you want to do an anonymous call involving my children?? I promise you this. I'm going to sue Child Protective Services for coming to my house and I'm also going to sue the person who did the anonymous call."
She's convinced that the trolls who have swatted her house and sent random food orders to her home have gone too far, and addressed them accordingly. She flat-out denied the allegations and emphasized that her kids live the good life every day. Not only did she threaten legal action against CPS, but Cardi also plans to hire the best private investigator in the business to track down whoever made the fake call.
"Don't you ever in your f**king life play with my kids," she added. "Don't you ever in your life play with my motherhood or my ex-husband's fatherhood. We don't play that s**t."
Cardi B has been extra protective of her children lately, especially after she welcomed her third baby with her estranged husband Offset last month. The couple has been going through the motions of their divorce, but they're still dedicated to being good co-parents to their kids.
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