Cardi B Responds After Fans Attempt to Get Her Partnership With Baby Formula Brand Bobbie Pulled
Cardi B Responds After Fans Attempt to Get Her Partnership With Baby Formula Brand Bobbie Pulled
Cardi B is pushing back after some social media users tried to get her brand deal with Bobbie, an organic baby formula company, shut down.
The backlash started when Bobbie announced its partnership with the Grammy-winning rapper, prompting a few users online to resurface old comments and question the company’s decision. One commenter wrote, “Cardi has said horrible things about autism and kids. I’d never support companies who platform her.”
Bobbie responded directly, saying they couldn’t speak for Cardi’s social media posts but defended their experience working with her. “We can’t speak to Cardi’s posts on X but we can speak from our experience working with her over the course of this campaign that she’s been nothing but a fierce advocate for moms and women, a wonderful mom, and a dedicated partner who authentically cares about these critical issues,” the company wrote.
Another user added, “Completely lost me with Cardi… unfollowed and will not be supporting anything attached to her,” to which Bobbie simply replied, “Sorry to hear that!”
Cardi later addressed the situation on social media, seemingly reacting to the effort to end her collaboration. While she didn’t name anyone directly, her comments appeared to target online fan groups that have criticized her in the past.

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