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Mona reflects on her words and their impact on Cardi B (Part 3)

Mona reflects on her words and their impact on Cardi B (Part 3)

From The Brilliant Idiots

1h ago
Celebrity DramaInterpersonal RelationshipsPublic Perception
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We should play it because she talks about it. This is it right here. Yeah. Oh, you've been talking. I thought we ain't had the clip. No, no, I thought. Yeah. I didn't see this, though. I thought Mona was actually talking. So it was them reading. They're on the. No, they're on the podcast talking about it. She's on there. Oh, maybe it's that second one. Oh, let's hear it. May we speak to Mona, AKA don't call her White girl. Big Mona. Yo, we on air right now, so don't say anything incriminating, even though that is your bag. Yes. Like, literally. Mona, how are you feeling? This is a temp check. It's been. I'm feeling good. Hi, guys. We love you. Miss you. We're about to cover this Mona Mona Cardi topic, and we wanted to call you first. Well, I really checked in on my pod. That drops tomorrow, but I'm not gonna hold you guys for too long. But I apologize. DM Cardi. I. Damn Cardi when she first said anything, because, like, I said on the pie, like, I really didn't think that. That she would, like, be hurt or upset about it. That never was my intention. So besides anything, like, anything like, I. I've been open about being dragged this year. I never really experienced it, and I've been dragged all year. So, like, her saying that I'm the cause of her being dragged right now, like, that makes me feel horrible. Like, I wouldn't want. I wouldn't want nobody to experience that once, let alone, like, you know, the level that she probably experienced in her own. So, you know, just. Just with that being said, like, I ain't gonna lie to Little belly button pinched a little bit because I think I got a nice belly button. I like my belly button work child to Poppy. But, no, that's just, like, I don't even want to get off subject. Like, I legit. Like, I got enemies that I wouldn't want to experience them dragons. So it's like. Like, I just. I feel bad. And I ain't gonna lie today. I feel bad. I wouldn't want nobody to feel, you know what I mean, to go through that because of something I said or something I bung up. You know what I'm saying? I. I listen, I. I totally feel where you're coming from. I agree. I think it. I think it was big of you to apologize and. Yeah. You just want to always make sure that your words and your actions are in alignment. Right. Like, you. What. What. What you intended versus what was coming out was really my main concern. And me and you spoke privately, so I won't get into all of that. But on a platform this size, I. I keep saying up here.
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