Trending Now: Cardi B knocked over by robot after dancing on it and posing suggestively – Fans React

Cardi B, whose real name is Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, was spotted in San Francisco ahead of Super Bowl LX. The rapper dates New England Patriots star Steffon Diggs

Cardi B was spotted twerking in the streets of San Francisco.

The “Pretty & Petty” rapper is visiting The Golden City ahead of Super Bowl LX in support of her boyfriend, Steffon Diggs, as his team, the New England Patriots, face the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. Cardi B, whose real name is Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, was caught on video walking up to a robot and telling a crowd she planned to give it a lap dance.

Wearing a black and yellow body suit with open toed red bottoms, Cardi B places on hand on the robots back as she bends down, gets up and goes in front of it with her bum facing the front of the bot.

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The video, captured by TMZ, then showed the rapper giving the robot a kiss and she falls. Cardi B was helped up by her crew, laughed it off and walked back into her hotel.

As she prepares to root for the Patriots and watch Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show, Cardi B is also preparing to go on tour. The rapper recently had her fourth baby, her first with Steffon Diggs, who plays for the Patriots. She has also released an album, promising her fans that she would hit the stage once again.

The rapper will kick off the “Little Miss Drama Tour” at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California on February 11. She will make stops in major cities like Inglewood, Chicago, New York City, Boston and more. She will end her 35-show tour in Atlanta, Georgia.

Cardi B’s last major concert tour was in 2019, following her Invasion of Privacy album. After a long hiatus from touring, she announced her return with the “Little Miss Drama Tour” in support of her second studio album, “Am I the Drama?”

In January, the “WAP” rapper hoped on Instagram Live and revealed that even after redoing the budget for her tour, she was still over by a couple of million dollars, and needed to find the money elsewhere. The Grammy-winning artist said she could fund it herself to make sure she put on the proper show she planned for her fans.

She added, “I ain’t no d— Beyoncé, so don’t be expecting any of that. I don’t got that production money, but b—, I’m gonna give it all I got. I’m working hard, I’m popping it. This tour is catered to BardiGang, and to people who are not even BardiGang but are some type of fan of mine or just wanna have a good time.”

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