Cardi B shares her health update with fans, says 'I'm literally fighting for my life'

Rapper Cardi B  took to her Instagram to share her health update mentioning that she has been fighting for "her life" and how her health deteriorated ahead of her performance on New Year, reported People. She took to her Instagram story to share her health update through a video, "I'm literally fighting for my life right now...I am so sick. I don't understand because when I was in New York, I was going out with sweaters, toes out, everything."

Rapper Cardi B's shares health update

In the same video, Cardi also joked that she mentioned that she is allergic to Florida. Adding that as soon as she landed in Miami for the show she felt "a little cough."

"My chest started getting tight," she said in the Instagram clip. "Bro, I've been fighting for three days and I have a huge performance later. Huge performance. Like, alright, I get that it's New Year's but I have this huge performance and I'm fighting, fighting."

The 'I Like It' rapper also later uploaded a video of her look for the performance as her hairdresser gave a proper finishing touches to her hair. The performer is seen in black cut-out gown with huge diamond earrings and a matching necklace to the event at Fontainebleau Miami Beach.

Rapper Cardi B's upcoming performances

Cardi B's appearance on Ryan Seacrest's famed Christmas special was confirmed alongside LL Cool J, who performed with DJ Z-Trip in New York.

Post Malone performed in Las Vegas, NewJeans in South Korea, and Ivy Queen in Puerto Rico, as well as Aqua, Doechii, Ellie Goulding, Green Day, Janelle Monae, Loud Luxury x Two Friends with Bebe Rexha, Ludacris, Nile Rodgers & CHIC, Paul Russell, Renee Rapp with Coco Jones, and Thirty Seconds to Mars.

The event comes on the heels of the recent revelation that Cardi and her husband, Offset, had divorced after five years of marriage.

In the beginning of December, the singer and Offset, 32, had gone their separate ways. "I've been single for a minute now," she said, according to a recording of the livestream shared on X (formerly known as Twitter).