Even though Cardi B was pretty annoyed at coronavirus striking the whole world this year, that did not stop her to celebrate her daughter’s birthday. Cardi B and Offset celebrated their daughter, Kulture Kiari Cephus, second birthday. And it did not seem like a small event. Even though only their closest friends and family members were attending the party. Kulture’s birthday bash lasted for hours. It started off with kids games outdoors, and many other activities that everyone enjoyed. But what happened that led to cops showing up?
Cops show up at Kulture’s 2nd birthday party
After the dinner, the party resumed indoors and everyone was dancing. Cardi B’s husband Kiari Kendrell Cephus, or Offset, was pretty much in sync with the rest of the friends. The birthday girl Kulture was keeping up with her father and the dances.
Apparently, the sound was so loud that cops showed up at the party. Details are not available for now. However, Cardi B did share an Instagram story of herself with cops in the background.
They left soon as there were no cops in the following IG stories and Cardi B continued sharing Kulture’s birthday presents.
The birthday that will give you FOMO, hosted by Cardi B
Many fans went crazy when they saw the arrangements for Kulture’s 2nd birthday party hosted by her parents Cardi B and Offset. They had customized face masks for the guests with Kulture written on them.
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Cardi B and Offset celebrating their daughter Kulture’s 2nd birthday! 🎂🙏💯 @IAmCardiB @offsetyrn
They also had sanitizer pumps, sanitization station and forehead thermometers for all the guests before they entered the party zone. The food made everyone drool. Now that’s called a true birthday feast.
The LOL-Doll themed party was not only used in the decors and the food. Cardi B, Kulture and Offset dressed up in LOL-inspired clothes.
And Kulture’s cake was everything you could dream of.
Cops showing up at Kulture’s birthday party didn’t stop anyone from partying. But they weren’t that loud afterwards apparently.
