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Wendy Williams Fan Says She Knows For a Fact Cardi B Is Pregnant

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Wendy Williams was doing her usual Hot Topics segment on her daytime talk show Monday when she got the scoop of the day about Cardi B’s reported pregnancy.

While detailing a report that the “Bartier Cardi” rapper was ticked off about someone in her camp leaking news of her impending bundle of joy, Williams said March 26 that she still didn’t believe the life update.

However, audience members said they did and one, in particular, said she knew for a fact that Cardi is expecting.

“I saw her with the full bump,” the audience member named Nicki, who is not friends with Cardi, tells Williams. “In person … it was a photoshoot.”

Nicki said Cardi wore a high-waisted skirt at the shoot, which took place a couple of months ago.

“See, this is why I love my co-hosts,” Williams says of her audience. “They come here, you wanna be a part of the show, come here with some information. I don’t know every damn thing.”

Still, the host had some feelings about Cardi getting pregnant at this stage in her career.

“I feel like she’s too new to be sagged down with a baby,” she says. “She’s supposed to be traveling the world. She’s not even supposed to, at this point, even have a boyfriend. She’s supposed to be dipping and doing … She’s supporting her whole family and she’s doing it very well … I don’t want her to be pregnant, but apparently, she is.”

 

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