Cardi B Withdrew Half Million Dollars, Paid Cash For New Lambo – I Didn’t Lease My Car!
Cardi B Withdrew Half Million Dollars, Paid Cash For New Lambo – I Didn’t Lease My Car!
Cardi B wants it to be known that she did NOT lease her brand new whip!
Over the weekend, the new mom and her husband Offset showed off their matching his and hers Lamborghini.
Apparently, there was some speculation as to whether or not the pricey vehicles were leased. Cardi responded by showing her bank statement that notes on July 27th, she withdrew $548,736.97 cash from Wells Fargo.
She captioned the image of the statement writing,
Wait what happened I leased what? When you go to Wells Fargo and withdraw you [sic] whole car payment. Don’t play with me.
She followed up with,
People love doubting you then when you hit them with receipt is still a problem Suck my d*ck ?Now goodbye !Im finna do a song to get nikkas mad ??…Studio ?
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