After giving birth to her second child — a baby boy — in September,

Cardi B is finally ready to share him with the world.

The rapper and her husband, Offset, each shared some adorable pictures of the little guy on Thursday,

the first time they showed his face. They also revealed his name: Wave Set Cephus.

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Cardi B tweeted that it was Offset who came up with the unique name. “When Set suggested Wave, I was sold! THAT HAD TO BE HIS NAME!” she wrote.

The “WAP” rapper gave birth on Sept. 4, 2021, revealing the news on social media a few days later. Cardi B and Offset, who married in 2017, are also parents to their 3-year-old daughter, Kulture, and Offset has three children from previous relationships.

This week, Cardi B returned to social media after deactivating her Instagram and Twitter earlier this month. She also has some new music out today, with her feature on the new Kay Flock track, “Shake It,” along with Dougie B and Bory300.

Hot news:

Rapper A$AP Rocky has recently made headlines after allegedly breaking up with Rihanna and requesting a whopping $100 million in child support. Fans were left in shock as the news of their split surfaced, leaving many wondering what could have led to the sudden turn of events. Although details about the breakup are scarce, it is clear that A$AP is aiming for a significant sum in child support for their offspring.

The request for $100 million has stirred up quite a commotion, leading to discussions about the financial complexities of child support in high-profile relationships.

Whether Rihanna is on board with A$AP’s demands remains to be seen, and it’s uncertain whether this situation will snowball into a legal battle.

This surprising turn of events has sparked speculation about the future of A$AP and Rihanna’s co-parenting dynamic. Many are left pondering what lies ahead for the once power couple. The entertainment world is abuzz with talk of this unexpected breakup, and fans are eagerly awaiting further developments.