Cardi B and Offset have trademarked their daughter’s name.
The couple only welcomed their little girl, Kulture Kiari Cephus, into the world four weeks ago, but they want to make sure that she’s set up for the future and have reportedly filed documents to register her moniker for the “merchandising of shirts, sweaters, jackets, pants, skirts, and footwear,” according to documents obtained by The Blast.
And, in case the youngster wants to follow in her parents’ footsteps and delve into music, the pair have secured her the rights to use her name for all “musical recordings, motion pictures, entertainment marketing services, promotion for recording and performing artists, as well as for “online video games and dance events.”
The request was filed under Sallie Smith LLC, a company registered to Offset, but the “Bodak Yellow” hitmaker no doubt had a huge say in whether it happened or not.
Kulture will turn a month old at the end of this week but she’s already giving her parents — who secretly married last year — a run for their money as she’s been having them up all night long and has been demanding milk “all the time.”
She’s even started to develop a “spicy” attitude when Cardi is late with feeding her.
On her Instagram account, the rapper uploaded a meme of a woman glaring at the camera and wrote: “My daughter when I take too long to get her food.”
She added: “My child’s been very very spicy today. It’s cool though I can handle it.”
