Cardi B on the Moment She Knew Her Marriage Was Over

At five years old, Cardi B sat alone in the school cafeteria with her head down. Her little sister felt sorry for her. She wasn't lonely. She was planning her whole life. Almost everything she planned came true. So why does it still not feel safe? In this clip, Cardi B and Jay Shetty talk about growing up in the Bronx. She shares the day a welfare worker talked down to her mom. That moment made her promise she would never raise her kids in the hood. Cardi opens up about the deepest depression of her life, which stopped her album and everything else. She also shares how she used her party-hosting money to make record labels take her seriously. Learn why she says your heart, not your head, decides when you're done with someone and the one thing that shows her a man really loves her. JAY'S DAILY WISDOM DELIVERED STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX Join 900,000+ readers discovering how small daily shifts create big life change with my free newsletter. Subscribe https://news.jayshetty.me/subscribe Chapters 0:00 The girl alone in the cafeteria 1:20 Playing dollhouse in her head 2:55 Why she refused to raise kids in the hood 3:46 Her grandma's superstar prediction 7:15 Growing up too fast in the Bronx 10:10 The welfare office moment she can't forget 11:19 Why every woman needs her own money 13:44 Why making it never felt safe 16:15 The real reason there was no album 17:42 The deepest depression of her life 18:22 Why criticism feels like a smashed cake 21:29 When the love started dying 22:39 Your heart decides when you're done 25:53 What therapy did and didn't do 29:08 The loneliness at 4:30 a.m. 33:07 Paying for her own concerts to get signed 35:25 Almost letting the devil win 37:42 Why real love means studying someone 44:31 Talking to God like a friend Watch the FULL episode on Netflix & Spotify 🎙️ Netflix - https://dub.sh/QaUsKeD Spotify - https://dub.sh/axUXylv Full Episode With Cardi B:    • CARDI B: The TRUTH Behind The End of My Re...   Episode Resources: https://store.cardib.com/    / @cardib     / iamcardib   https://x.com/iamcardib   / iamcardib