Cardi B Blames Trump for Damage to Her $3,000 Shoes at Super Bowl 2025, Demands Return of Deported Uncle as Compensation

Cardi B Blames Trump for Damaged $3K Shoes — Seeks Reparation

Cardi B has launched a fiery tirade against former President Donald Trump, claiming he is responsible for ruining her pricey footwear at the Super Bowl 2025. The rapper, known for her hit “I Like It,” shared her displeasure in a passionate Instagram video over the weekend. Cardi attended the highly anticipated game at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome, which featured the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs, but the experience left her far from satisfied, thanks to Trump.

In her video, the 32-year-old expressed her frustration, showcasing her damaged Louboutins and lamenting, “Look how messed up my shoes are. These cost me three bands. All because of Trump. Now I like him less.” She continued, expressing her annoyance at the restrictions caused by Trump’s presence, saying, “You didn’t have to go to the Super Bowl, messing up my shoe!”

Cardi elaborated that cart service at the arena was halted temporarily due to Trump’s arrival, forcing her to walk. She described the experience with his security detail as overly aggressive, stating that the Secret Service made it difficult for attendees to enjoy the game.

In her video, Cardi didn’t stop at the footwear grievance. She also called for justice regarding her uncle, who was deported, demanding repayment from Trump in the form of his return. While she acknowledged that Trump is unlikely to follow through, she expressed her discontent with his administration’s immigration policies.

During his campaign, Trump made it clear that he intended to take a tough stance on illegal immigration, stating, “I will rescue every city and town that has been invaded and conquered.” This approach has faced backlash not only from lawmakers but also from celebrities like Selena Gomez, who, in a heartfelt but controversial video, displayed her distress over Trump’s threats of mass deportations.

Gomez later faced criticism for her emotional response, commenting on the backlash: “Apparently, it’s not okay to show empathy for people.” However, Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, dismissed Gomez’s sentiments, asserting that operations were necessary for community safety, and said, “We’re going to keep going. No apologies. We’re moving forward.”

The dialogue around immigration policy continues to be a contentious issue in America, heightened by remarks from Trump and his administration. Homan also clarified that the focus of immigration enforcement is on threats to public safety, denying accusations of targeting children.

Cardi B’s vocal criticism of Trump highlights the intersection of celebrity influence and political issues, with her Super Bowl experience becoming emblematic of her broader grievances against the former president.

As the debate unfolds, the effects of such high-profile discussions may resonate beyond social media, sparking conversations about immigration, celebrity activism, and the power dynamics at play.