Cardi B has finally spoken out after her rival Nicki Minaj’s younger half-sister Ming Li attended her show in Houston as part of her Little Miss Drama Tour a few days ago.

On Thursday, March 4, the younger sister of the 43-year-old rapper faced backlash from Barbz after a video of her enjoying the 33-year-old’s concert went viral amid the rappers’ online feud.

Shortly after the criticism, Ming, 20, took to her Instagram Story to break her silence, saying she chose to remain neutral.

“Pick a side? No side. Who said u can't love both?” she wrote in the post while sharing a video of herself enjoying Cardi’s electrifying gig.

Later, the WAP hitmaker spoke about Ming's appearance at her show during an X Spaces session, where she was asked about the situation. Cardi simply replied, “I don't know what to say.”

“I feel like she needs guidance; she’s a young girl,” she added. “If somebody comes to see me and there’s no issue, I don’t want to play nobody in their face and try to be funny if they’re not on that type of time.”

Clarifying that she doesn’t have any beef with someone as young as Ming, the Bodak Yellow rapper noted, “I'm too grown. I feel like I'm too blessed for that.”

Toward the end, Cardi   shared that she wants a drama-free life at this stage, without any pettiness.

“I just don’t want no problems. Everything’s going really great right now in my life, and I want it to stay that way,” she said.

Cardi B’s ongoing tour

Cardi is currently on her Little Miss Drama Tour in support of her second studio album, Am I The Drama?, which kicked off on February 11, 2026, in Palm Desert, California.

The North American tour consists of 34 arena shows and is set to conclude on April 17, 2026, in Atlanta, Georgia, at State Farm Arena.

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