CARDI B's Atlanta mansion stuns as a winter wonderland as she flaunts beautiful indoor decorations including five enormous holiday trees.
The rapper and her husband Offset just celebrated their one-year anniversary of owning the Georgia property.
Cardi shared the opulent decor to her Instagram, as she entered the foyer of her $5.8 million dollar home.
The WAP singer revealed that she has yet to see her house dolled up for Christmas celebrations, as she's been out of town in "LA" and "New York."
The mom-of-one walked through the entryway of the lavish residence, boasting exquisitely illuminated pink, white and green garland wrapped around tremendous columns.
Cardi, 28, gave a tour of the stately room as her daughter Kulture, two, played with toys and gifts splayed across the marble floors.
The young star relished in the furnishings, saying in disbelief: "I can't believe this is my home."
The internet sensation then moved towards the middle of the living room, where FIVE colossal Christmas trees covered in pink, green, and gold roses, ornaments, and lights stunned as the centerpiece.
Cardi expressed her gratitude as she gushed that she was "going to cry" while calling the decorations "a dream come true."
Later, the celebrity moved to her stories, where she filmed two cakes specifically created in celebration of her one-year anniversary of purchasing the home.
One read: "Happy 1 year housiversary Cardi and Offset" while the second featured a huge candle in the shape of a number one.
The Atlanta manor resides in Chastain Park, an elegant location nestled in the city's affluent Buckhead neightborhood.
The Sandy Springs mansion boasts 22,000 square feet, including space for five bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, four half-bathrooms, and a full gun range out back.
Built-in European-style construction, the property sits on six acres, with plenty of room for a huge lawn, private garden, pool, and a 1,800 bottle wine cellar.
With a lavish white marble interior floor to ceiling, stately columns, and balconies that look over the enormous living room space, the mansion itself was built for a Queen.
Cardi has recently been slammed for bragging about her excessive wealth, as fans denounced her for suggesting buying an $88,000 purse.
The rapper tweeted: "Should I spend 88K for this d**n purse ? Omggg it’s tempting," causing fans to explode in anger at the proposal.
Many were furious, one writing: "It just speaks to your privilege that you could spend that much on a handbag. That's more than most people make in a year."
"Donate the money to hungry people. Tweets like this are why we want to eat the rich" another suggested sharply.
"People are out here hurting. Can't buy food or pay their rent, and you are seriously talking about a purse for that kind of money.
"Why not just donate it to your fans. We are the reason you have that money to waste," another scolded.
Cardi was quick to clap back at her haters, reminding fans of her many charitable acts that had gone forgotten in the past year.
Earlier this Fall, the Vine superstar donated a million dollars to Coronavirus aid and sent 20,000 meal supplements to New York area medical staff earlier in the Spring.
She defended her spending habits, claiming: "Also I got 7 uncles an 3 aunts on my daddy side,9 aunts and 3 uncles on my momma side a whole bunch of cousins I had to help cause of the pandemic.
"If I want to splurge I can without yall asking for handouts like me and my husband don’t do so. Thank you."
Shocked by the public outcry, she invoked a donation challenge, tweeting: "Okay let’s do this challenge! Since ya want to tell me to donate so much …Drop receipts on what YOU have donated too.
"I will match it and donate to a organization you have donate as well. LETS START NOW!"
"Any charity or foundation drop your receipts. Under the comment I will match what you donated and match your donation to that same charity or foundation. Lets match energy," she urged.
Although the singer eventually apologized, she ended her rant with: "Definitely buying the bag now" and "Sooooooo……do ya want me to show ya the purse?"
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