Cardi B reacts to rumors of her $80 million net worth, stating that she has earned a significant amount of money.

When Cardi B dropped her hit single "Money" in 2018, it wasn't just a boastful song; it was her reality. And even now, it continues to be her reality. In a recent interview, she was asked about her reported net worth of $80 million, to which she confidently replied, "I made a lot of money."

Speaking with Speedy Morman on the Complex video show "360 with Speedy," the Bronx-born artist didn't shy away from discussing her financial success over the years. In fact, she revealed that she has already surpassed the reported $80 million mark.

When Speedy mentioned the reported amount and asked if it was accurate, Cardi replied with a humorous, "Uh, Jesus Christ. I made a lot of money!" She went on to say, "I feel like I've actually surpassed the $80 million mark. I make a lot of money. And I mean, a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot of money." She also mentioned that she spends a lot of money taking care of her friends and family, as well as their expenses. "But, you know, I also have a lot of bills. I'm taking care of my family and helping them out. I wouldn't say I'm fully taking care of them, but I'm definitely lending a helping hand. And the same goes for my friends and their families."

If that's not enough, Cardi could potentially add another $4 million to her already overflowing bank account. This amount comes from the judgment she won against YouTuber Tasha K in a defamation lawsuit back in October 2022. The "Like What" rapper is still trying to collect the money after her victory, and if she succeeds, it will be a nice addition to her wealth.

In January of this year, Cardi's lawyers accused Tasha K of hiding secret offshore accounts and failing to disclose them when she filed for bankruptcy. According to the attorneys, Tasha K and her husband have not been truthful about the existence of these offshore and domestic trusts. And with the recent filing, Cardi is determined to collect the full $4 million judgment she rightfully won.

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