On Tuesday, rapper Cardi B accidentally shared a naked photo of herself to her Instagram story. And apparently, some people missed the message last month when Chris Evans accidentally shared one of his own nudes—just because someone is a celebrity doesn’t mean that their private photos are public property.
After unintentionally posting the photo to her Instagram Story, Cardi shared a voice note on Twitter reacting to the situation.
“Lord why the f–k you have to make me so fucking stupid and r———d? Why? Why? Why? Why?
You know what? I’m not even going to beat myself up about it…. I’m going to eat my breakfast, and then I’m going to go to a party because I’m not even going to think about it. I am not going to think about it, ok? Nope, no I’m not. I won’t.
It is what it is. Shitt happens. Fuck it, it’s not even the first time. I mean, I used to fucking be a stripper so whatever. Ay, Dios mío.”
Even though Cardi seems to have mistakenly shared the photo herself, it was clearly not intentional, and in the voice note it’s clear she’s obviously embarrassed. Sure, Cardi was a stripper in the past, but that was a choice she made about her own body—unlike having who-the-fuck-knows how many people non-consensually share a personal photo that she accidentally posted in the midst of her superstardom.
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