Cardi B furiously hits back at claims she is facing foreclosure on her $5M mansion in Atlanta amid money struggles

Cardi B has responded to allegations that she was trying to sell one of her homes to deal with a “secret” financial crisis.

The 31-year-old WAP rapper, who recently criticized Popeyes for a chicken wing flavor, took issue with her X Monday to respond after Icy Scoop News claimed in a now-deleted post that she was “facing foreclosure on her Atlanta home” and “was having to try to make the payments.”

“LMAOOO Y’all motherfuckers wish… me and offset bought that house in 2019 for 5 million now its worth 7 million look at the market in Atlanta,” Cardi B wrote, referring to her rapper husband.

She added: “And no, we’re not selling it… and if I ever did sell it, I would just sell my share to Offset, because he loves Atlanta. Throwing salt on my house? Bad hate.”

The original tweet from Icy Scoop News read: ‘Cardi B’s secret struggle: She’s reportedly trying to sell one of her homes, but she’s completely broke. She’s on the verge of foreclosure and the pressure is mounting as she fights to make the payments. The stakes have never been higher.’

The 31-year-old WAP rapper took to her X-post on Monday to hit back after Icy Scoop News claimed she was “facing foreclosure” and “having to fight to make her payments” in a since-deleted post

The Grammy winner and Offset purchased a $5.8 million mansion in Sandy Springs, a suburb of Atlanta, in December 2019.

The home measures 22,000 square feet with five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and four half bathrooms at the couple’s disposal. The entire property sits on 5.84 wooded acres, according to Makelaar.com

The backlash came after Cardi B opened up about her finances Complex in March, in which she listed her alleged $80 million fortune.

“I feel like I’ve made almost $80 million,” she admitted. “I make a lot of money. I make a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot of money.”

In August, Cardi and Offset were the targets of a swatting hoax at the family’s Atlanta home.

In a dramatic incident captured on police bodycam footage, officers responded to their home in the early morning of August 10, 2023, after reports of a shooting.

According to the police report, a caller claimed that shots had been fired at the famous rapper’s home, which immediately raised concerns.

The caller even suggested that Cardi B. may have been hit by a bullet, prompting officers to arrive at the scene with sirens blaring and weapons at the ready.

However, upon arrival, police quickly concluded that the alarming message was nothing more than a hoax.

‘LMAOOO Y’all motherfuckers wish… me and Offset bought that house in 2019 for 5 million now its worth 7 million look at the market in Atlanta,’ Cardi B wrote, referring to her rapper husband

She added: “And no, we’re not selling it… and if I ever did sell it, I would just sell my share to Offset, because he loves Atlanta. Throw salt on my house? Bad hate.”

Major: The WAP rapper and her husband Offset purchased a $5.8 million mansion in Sandy Springs, a suburb of Atlanta, in December 2019; Offset and Cardi B tour their home in December 2019

The home spans 22,000 square feet with five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and four half bathrooms at the couple’s disposal

The musical stars were the latest victims of a swatting hoax, in which a malicious person falsely reports an incident of violence at a celebrity’s home in order to call emergency services.

Notable names who have been targeted by similar hoaxes in the past include Pharrell, Nicki Minaj, Paris Hilton and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, as well as the Playboy Mansion.

Cardi and Offset bought their Atlanta home after two years of house hunting, with the female master of ceremonies blaming the difference in tastes between her and her husband.

‘Houses that [Offset] found that there was always a room that I didn’t like that we couldn’t agree on. And a few houses that I did like [Offset] said NO because the areas they [were] in his not [too] “Okay,” she explained via Instagram Story in 2019.