Cardi B is thinking about the legacy she wants to leave behind for her four children, and her haircare company, Grow-Good Beauty, is a big part of it.
During an interview with ET’s Kevin Frazier at Create & Cultivate, the 33-year-old rapper explained that she wanted to build something outside of music that her kids could one day call their own.
“Absolutely. I was panicking like, it’s like, yo, I leave this earth and my kids going to have just music royalties that they mostly going to have to be arguing people about it,” Cardi said.
“They’re going to have a couple of properties and a couple of liquid money, but it’s like what is something that, God forbid something happens to me, I leave behind that is for them,” she said. “This is theirs. It’s yours.”
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Cardi shares Kulture, 8, Wave, 5, and Blossom, 2, with Offset. She welcomed her youngest child, a 9-month-old son whose name has not been publicly revealed, with Stefon Diggs.
When Frazier asked which of her children could eventually take over Grow-Good Beauty, Cardi pointed to her oldest daughter.
“I think Kulture,” she answered. “For now. I don’t—you know, my babies, my last two babies are too little. I c...