Cardi B's fans left guessing as rapper's diamond bracelet seemingly hints at her third baby's name

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Cardi B is no stranger to flaunting her chic lifestyle, and she recently took to Instagram to showcase her new jewelry collection while also teasing fans about her baby girl's name.

While showing off some seriously sparkly diamond bracelets, the chart-topping 'I Like It' rapper tried her best to keep the name of her new baby under wraps—but fans got crafty and began drawing their own conclusions.

The bling-filled clip — shared by celebrity jeweler Elliot Eliantte — gave a sneak peek at some custom bracelets dedicated to each of her three children, including her two-month-old daughter.

With a casual attempt at hiding her little one’s name, Cardi couldn’t help but laugh as she joked, “Y’all can’t see my daughter’s name yet, so I gotta hide the last one!” adding, “Just know the whole f**king wrist is Eliantte bi**h.”

Cardi B fans go wild with name guesses

Despite her efforts to conceal the name, eagle-eyed fans noticed the first letters: a “B” and an “L.” This led to some quick detective work, with guesses ranging from “Blossom” to “Bloom” as potential names for Cardi’s little girl.

As soon as fans saw the clip, the internet lit up with theories. One user confidently posted, “Cardi b’s new babygirl name is blossom. 🌸” Another chimed in, “Cardi b’s new daughter name is BLOSSOM 🥹🌸💕.”

Some fans seemed certain they’d cracked the case, while others thought Cardi might’ve gone with a different floral theme. “Her name is Bloom,” one fan speculated, while another agreed, writing, “I think I peeped bloom.”

The speculation didn’t end there. One fan summed up the excitement, saying, “That name would be TEA! Sooooo cute.” Cardi, however, has stayed completely silent on the guesses and kept the mystery alive.

Alongside her daughter’s still-undisclosed name, Cardi proudly sported bracelets for her older kids: Kulture, six, and Wave, three. It looked like she arranged the bracelets by her children’s ages, from oldest to youngest.

The birth of Cardi’s third child — which she announced on Instagram on September 12 — was met with a flood of well-wishes from her fans. Posting a sweet photo of her newborn, Cardi captioned it, “The prettiest lil thing 🌸🌸 9/7/24 💖💖💖,” using flower and heart emojis that some believe hint at her daughter’s floral-inspired name.

Not long after, Cardi continued dropping hints with a TikTok video from the hospital, which she captioned simply, “Babygirl 🌸 🌸 🌸.”

Cardi and Offset’s rollercoaster relationship

This new addition marks Cardi's third child with her on-and-off partner, rapper Offset. The couple has had their fair share of ups and downs since they tied the knot back in 2017. Just a day before Cardi revealed her pregnancy on August 1, she had filed for divorce — only to reconcile again.

It’s been a whirlwind romance for Cardi and Offset, who have split and reunited multiple times over the years. They have raised their children together — navigating fame, family, and countless headlines in the process.

Offset is also a dad to three other kids from previous relationships—Jordan, 14, and 9-year-olds Kody and Kalea— and has shared moments of co-parenting with Cardi.

The pair initially welcomed their first child Kulture in 2018, followed by Wave in 2021, and now their newborn daughter has brought a new chapter to their story, Page Six reported.

Cardi B speaks out after election results

The rapper also made waves on social media after the recent election results rolled in. With Donald Trump pulling off a decisive win over Kamala Harris, the 'WAP' hitmaker took to X (formerly Twitter) to share her frustration.

In a now-deleted video, Cardi vented, “This is why some of y’all states be getting hurricanes. That’s what I’mma say.” She even posted a photo of herself on Instagram Stories, captioned: “I hate yall bad.”

Cardi’s political views have made headlines before, and this election was no different. Earlier in the year, she had campaigned alongside Harris, rallying support in Milwaukee.

Back in June, she told Rolling Stone that she didn’t feel strongly about supporting either Trump or Biden, but the Democratic Party’s decision to back Harris for president had her singing a different tune.

“No one has ever made me change my mind and you did!” the rapper wrote of Harris Wednesday after her loss to Trump. “I never thought I would see the day that a woman of color would be running for President of the United States, but you have shown me, showed my daughters and women across the country that anything is possible.”

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