She is never one to shy away from flaunting her sensational figure. 

And slipping into black garters and a beaded back bralet, Cardi B smolders as she graces the cover for the November 16 issue of Rolling Stone, which was revealed online three days after her boyfriend Offset proposed to her onstage in Philadelphia and she accepted.

The hip hop star, 25, didn’t hold back in her interview with the magazine, discussing her former life as a stripper, her hopes for motherhood and her bedroom antics with beau Offset. It comes as the duo are reportedly in talks for their own wedding TV special to follow their big day.

Looking fabulous: The Bodak Yellow hitmaker sizzled in black garters and a beaded black bra-lette on the November 16 issue of Rolling Stone

The starlet had dished in the interview, apparently conducted before the engagement: ‘I need to make money for my family and my future family. I’m not a YOLO person. I think 25 years from now. I think about my future kids, future husband, future house. I see myself cursin’ at my kids.’

On the cover of the publication, the bombshell cuts a sultry figure while modelling a leopard print coat and just her scanty lingerie and stockings underneath.

Her embellished bra made sure to emphasise her more than ample assets and she flashed a look at the huge inking etched onto her thigh as she donned black briefs and suspenders.

Cardi posed with her hand on her hip and was seen provocatively sticking her tongue out and upward to rest on her lip. She wore her raven-hued tresses down in glamorous curls that tumbled past her shoulders and sported a glam make-up look.

‘Not a YOLO person’: In a Rolling Stone interview that dropped Monday, three days after her engagement to Offset, Cardi B said: ‘I think about my future kids, future husband, future house’

Inside the issue, Cardi didn’t hold back when it came to speaking about her beau Offset – who is known for being in the trio Migos.

The couple are now set to wed, following his on stage proposal, and it’s been claimed Cardi and Offset will film their big day in a wedding TV special worth $1million.

According to TMZ, shortly after their engagement BET, VH1 and WE expressed their interest in the couple, with Cardi and Offset set to be ‘mulling over’ offers.

Speaking of her beau in her interview with Rolling Stone, Cardi dished that on her birthday in October, Offset was away on tour and ‘I was sad, because it’s like, “Oh, my gosh, I’m not getting no d**k on my birthday.” But I wasn’t going to get d**k on my birthday anyway, because I got my period.’

The ring: The cover was revealed online Monday, three days after the 25-year-old’s boyfriend Offset proposed to her onstage in Philadelphia and she accepted

Professionally, she and Offset ‘polish’ each other, she claims. Cardi said: ‘I could always ask him, “Do you think this is OK to do? Do you think I’m getting tricked?”‘

In the interview, Cardi also reflected on her time as a stripper and defended her former career, as she claimed: ‘A lot of people wonder, “Why would anybody want to be a dancer?” Because there’s money!’

Having turned her attentions to music, Cardi’s track Bodak Yellow dislodged Taylor Swift’s Look What You Made Me Do from the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100.

As of this week, Bodak Yellow is still No. 2 – while Look What You made Me Do has slid downward to No. 10. Cardi mused of stardom: ‘I cannot turn my life back around. I’m already a public figure, I’m famous. … It’s like, I might as well keep it going, might as well make the money. People are always going to talk s*** – I cannot make myself unfamous.’

The happy couple: She dished in the interview, apparently conducted before the engagement: ‘I need to make money for my family and my future family’

Meanwhile, Cardi recalled being a self-supporting 18-year-old community college student.

‘It was just very sad,’ she said of this time, which she spent in Manhattan. ‘It was very frustrating – you have to pay for everything. When I finally got a job at Amish Market, I had to debate, “Do I wanna go to class or do I wanna finish my shift?”‘

It was her boss at Amish Market who pointed her in the direction of exotic dancing after she left college – but the new income bankrolled her decision to go back.

We go together: Professionally, she and Offset – part of the trio Migos – ‘polish each other’

‘I kept missing classes and quit because I felt like I was already failing. It was such a disappointment,’ she remembered.

When she started out as a rapper, some, she said, were ‘expecting me to drop something trash. It just made me, like, “Aha, I gotta study these other rappers.”‘

‘Study how to do something different from them. You know all these female rappers, they talking about they money, they talking about they cars, so it’s like, what’s something that I enjoy? I enjoy fights!’

Yet when it comes to her personal relationships with other female rappers, she maintained: ‘It’s not even the female rappers that are catty, it’s the fans. They just want that beef.’

She did not tiptoe around her modus operandi, saying: ‘It’s so sad to say, and I don’t want to be the one to say it, but you gotta follow the trend.

‘This generation loves to get high. They love to be on drugs. This is why they on that s***: They don’t want to think about what you’re saying.’

Success, unfortunately, has not insulated her from certain problems.

She complained of the toiletries in a Baltimore hotel: ‘That soap gave me the yeast infection of 2017! My p**** was burnin’ like a Mexican taco!’

Only the best: Cardi displayed her massive engagement ring on social media