Cardi B has already returned to the gym after giving birth to her fourth child.
The rapper, who welcomed her and boyfriend Stefon Diggs’ first child together last week, was photographed working out at a gym in New Jersey on Thursday.
In the clip obtained by TMZ, the Grammy winner was seen training in a black sports bra, paired with leggings and white tennis shoes.
The 33-year-old worked out with a trainer and took only a few breaks, the paper said.
Later that day, Cardi announced to her Instagram followers that her baby was born.
“My life has always been a combination of different chapters and different seasons,” she wrote Thursday. “My last chapter was the beginning of a new season. Starting over is never easy, but it was worth it!”
Cardi continued, “I brought new music and a new album to the world! There’s a new baby in my world and one more reason to be the best version of me. One more reason to love me more than anyone else so I can continue to give them the love and life they deserve.”
“The next chapter is me vs. me!” the songwriter added. “For all that stands in my way, I am still me.”
Cardi has already assured fans that she is “starting preparing for the tour” and “getting in shape.”
“Nothing will stop me from giving you the performance of a lifetime! I know I am healed and I love the woman I am! That’s what this next era means to me, and I’m stepping into it more than ever before,” he concluded.
The Hustlers star, who rocked a cropped and corseted puffer coat on social media, is also mom to daughter Kulture, 7, son Wave, 4, and daughter Bloom, 1, with her estranged husband Offset.
The ex-couple’s third child was born after Cardi filed for divorce from the Migos member, 33, in July 2024 after six years of marriage.
Cardi has since been linked to Diggs, and the two made their romance public at an NBA game in May.
Four months later, news broke that the baby was born.
The 31-year-old NFL player is already a father to 9-year-old Nova, and was recently confirmed as the father of 7-month-old daughter Charlie amid a paternity lawsuit.
