Cardi B is looking ahead at her behind, revealing plans for another round of plastic surgery once her current tour concludes. While the 33-year-old rapper is currently busy performing across North America for her Little Miss Drama Tour, she has been candid about her desire to downsize.
Speaking backstage at the Kia Forum in California on 17 February, Cardi shared her post-tour intentions with fellow artist Kehlani and the team at Big Boy’s Neighborhood. After Kehlani playfully commented on her physique following a surprise performance of their collaboration "Safe", Cardi didn't hold back.
"After this tour, I’m taking some out," she declared. "I don’t wanna hear nobody for three months. I’m going to Colombia. Nobody hit me up, nothing. I’m taking this ass out!"
A long journey with body modification
This isn't the first time the mother of four has addressed her history with cosmetic enhancements. Cardi has been a vocal advocate for transparency regarding the ‘plastic’ side of fame, previously admitting to liposuction, rhinoplasty and breast augmentations. However, her struggle with illegal butt injections has been a particularly harrowing chapter.
At 21, she paid $800 for biopolymer injections—a dangerous, non-FDA-approved silicone gel—performed in a basement in Queens. Describing the ordeal as "the craziest pain ever", she noted that the lack of anaesthesia and subsequent complications left her feeling dizzy and unwell for days.
Why another surgery?
In September 2024, Cardi underwent a major procedure to remove approximately 95 percent of these biopolymers. Despite this significant step, she explained that fully reversing the effects is a multi-stage process.
"I already did a reduction," she previously shared on the Call Her Daddy podcast. "For me to reduce my butt, I literally have to sit on a table, get cut from the bottom, get cut from the top and be on bed rest for like three months."
While Cardi once claimed she had learned to live with the remaining volume, her recent comments suggest a change of heart. As her tour in support of her second album, I Am the Drama, runs through mid-April 2026, fans can expect the WAP star to take a well-deserved, quiet recovery break in South America shortly thereafter.
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