Cardi B Net Worth: How Her Record Tour, No. 1 Albums and Brand Deals Built $95 Million

Cardi B’s net worth is estimated at $95 million as of October 2026, up from the $80 million figure widely quoted in 2025. The jump comes from her first arena tour, the Little Miss Drama Tour, which grossed just over $70 million in early 2026, along with a No. 1 album, a run of brand partnerships and a new fashion and beauty venture with Revolve.

Published estimates for Cardi B range from $80 million to $120 million, and most do not show how they got there. The biggest gap comes from tour money: a $70 million gross is not $70 million in her pocket, because production, crew, venues, agents and taxes take most of it. The Radar Readout below compares the published figures and shows how our model adds up.

Cardi B Net Worth at a Glance

How Cardi B’s $95 Million Net Worth Is Built

There is no verified figure for Cardi B’s wealth from Forbes, Bloomberg or a court filing, so we built a model. It starts from the $80 million estimate that was standard in spring 2025, trims it for taxes and living costs, and adds what she most likely kept from each income stream since then.

The Little Miss Drama Tour: $70 Million in Ten Weeks

Cardi B waited almost eight years after her debut album to headline her own arena tour. The Little Miss Drama Tour opened on February 11, 2026, at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California, and closed on April 18, 2026, at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. It covered 35 shows in 32 cities across the United States and Canada.

According to grosses reported to Billboard and figures from Live Nation, the tour earned $70.03 million and sold about 453,000 tickets. Live Nation called it the highest-grossing debut arena tour by a female rapper. Her two nights at Madison Square Garden on March 25 and 26 grossed $5.33 million on their own, and she became the first female rapper to sell out back-to-back nights at both the Kia Forum in Los Angeles and Madison Square Garden.

That gross is not personal income. Arena tours carry heavy costs for staging, crew, dancers, travel and venue splits, and agents and managers take commission before tax. We assume she kept roughly 10 to 15 percent of the gross, which puts her take home from the tour at about $7 million to $10.5 million, with $8.5 million as our central figure. In May 2026 she said she was thinking about a second run in the fall, but no new tour dates had been announced by late October.

Am I the Drama? and a Catalog Full of Diamonds

Her second album, Am I the Drama?, arrived on September 19, 2025, through Atlantic Records. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 200,000 album-equivalent units, including 88,000 pure sales, and went platinum on release day. It was certified triple platinum by November 2025. That made her the only female rapper whose first two albums both debuted at No. 1.

Her older catalog keeps earning too. Invasion of Privacy was certified six times platinum in September 2025, and in July 2023 Spotify ranked it the most streamed album by a female rapper in the platform’s history, as HotNewHipHop reported. She has five Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 singles, and Bodak Yellow, I Like It and Girls Like You are among the diamond-certified songs that give her the most diamond singles of any female rapper.

Artists on major label deals keep only a share of streaming and sales income, so we credit her with about $3 million to $8 million kept from royalties and songwriting since spring 2025.

Brand Deals, Whipshots and the Revolve Venture

Cardi B has turned her fame into a long list of brand partnerships. Over the years she has worked with Pepsi on three commercials, Reebok on a four-year partnership with five collections, Fashion Nova, Tom Ford, McDonald’s, Skims, Marc Jacobs and Playboy, where she was named creative director in residence in 2021. In 2025 and 2026 she added partners including Bobbie, Zevia, Yahoo Mail, Fashionphile, EOS and Old Navy. In April 2024 she said she was earning more than $5 million from brand deals.

She also has products of her own. Whipshots, the vodka-infused whipped cream she launched with Starco Brands in 2021, passed 4 million cans sold in under two years of retail sales, according to a Starco release. In April 2025, Revolve Group announced a joint venture with Cardi B as co-founder to launch apparel and beauty brands, with Revolve’s founders and her manager and stylist among the other shareholders. She also has her own haircare line, Grow-Good Beauty. Ownership terms have not been made public, so we value these lanes conservatively at $3 million to $10 million kept since spring 2025.

Festivals and Private Shows

Outside her own tour, Cardi B earns from festivals and private bookings. Early in her career the fees were modest: in 2018 she said Coachella paid her $70,000 a day, and that she spent almost $300,000 of her own money on her stage set, according to XXL. By December 2022 she said she was paid $1 million for a private set of about 35 minutes at Art Basel in Miami. In September 2026 she played the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas. We add $1 million to $4.5 million for these shows since spring 2025.

Film and TV Work

Cardi B made her film debut in Hustlers in 2019, had a brief role in F9 in 2021 and was a co-executive producer on Bruised. She was also a judge and executive producer on Netflix’s Rhythm + Flow, which premiered on October 9, 2019. Her pay for these projects has not been reliably reported, so it sits inside her starting fortune rather than as a separate line in our model.

Lawsuits, Divorce and Spending

Not every headline adds to her fortune. Cardi B won a defamation verdict against YouTuber Tasha K in January 2022, with roughly $4 million awarded, but the payout is coming through a bankruptcy repayment plan of about $1.2 million over five years. In 2025 a jury found her not liable in a lawsuit brought by a former security guard. She filed for divorce from Offset in August 2024 for the second time, and no settlement figure has been made public. She and Offset bought a house in Buckhead, Atlanta, in 2019 for about $5.5 million.

Why Other Sites Say $120 Million

The $120 million figure would require her to have kept about $40 million since spring 2025. That is possible only if the Revolve venture or her other businesses are already worth a great deal, which has not been reported. Our model treats those stakes cautiously until real numbers appear.

How Cardi B Compares

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• Drake net worth
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• 50 Cent net worth

Frequently Asked Questions About Cardi B’s Net Worth

How much is Cardi B worth in 2026?

We estimate Cardi B’s net worth at $95 million as of October 2026, with a likely range of $79 million to $113 million. Other published estimates run from $80 million to $120 million.

How much did Cardi B make from the Little Miss Drama Tour?

The tour grossed $70.03 million across 35 shows. After production costs, commissions and tax, we estimate she kept about $7 million to $10.5 million of that.

Is Cardi B richer than Offset?

Most estimates say yes. Capital Xtra put Offset at about $40 million in June 2026, against about $100 million for Cardi B.

Does Cardi B own a business?

Yes. She co-founded Whipshots with Starco Brands, launched the haircare line Grow-Good Beauty and is co-founder of an apparel and beauty venture with Revolve Group.

How many No. 1 songs does Cardi B have?

Five Billboard Hot 100 No. 1s: Bodak Yellow, I Like It, Girls Like You, WAP and Up. Both of her albums also debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

Are Cardi B and Offset divorced?

She filed for divorce in August 2024. In 2025 she said the divorce was still not final, and no settlement has been made public.