Cardi B s Daughter Ruins Offset s Designer Jacket With Crayon Drawing
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After covering her father s $1800 white coat with red crayons, two-year-old Kulture could be seen sleeping peacefully, unaware of the damage she caused to the jacket. Apr 12, 2021
Cardi B s daughter has just ruined one of
Offset s designer outfits. Just days after she went to a shopping spree with her raptress mother, Kulture Kiari Cephus was unveiled to have drawn on her father s $1800 white coat with crayons.
On Saturday, April 10, the toddler s famous mom shared on Instagram Story a video that saw a Moncler jacket covered in red crayon marker. In the accompaniment of the post, she simply wrote, @offsetyrn look what she did.
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