Cursory: Cardi B’s daughter, Kulture Kiari, made a special announcement at her graduation. In a video shared by Cardi B, Kulture expressed her ambition to become a doctor when she grows up. Dressed in a pink tulle dress with a lab coat, the adorable moment was celebrated by her mom and others, with Cardi B proudly supporting her daughter’s aspirations.


Cardi B and Offset’s daughter is enjoying the first of many milestones as she dreams about her future.
On Thursday, the “Up” rapper, 30, celebrated as daughter Kulture Kiari, who turns 5 next month, took a moment to speak at her graduation.The little one was in a big pink tulle dress with a lab coat over it as she walked up to the microphone and said, “When I grow up, I want to be a doctor,” as her mom and others cheered.
The touching scene was recorded on video and was later shared by Cardi B on her social media platforms. In the caption accompanying the post, Cardi B referred to her daughter’s future ambitions by writing, “Dr. Cephus.”The heartfelt moment during Kulture’s graduation represents a hopeful beginning for a young girl with aspirations of becoming a doctor. Cardi B stands beside her daughter with pride as she embarks on her journey towards a promising and successful future.
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