Cardi B had a great time at Pride celebrations in West Hollywood, California on Sunday, as she was seen giving attendees sH๏τs of WhipsH๏τs, her vodka-infused whipped cream collaboration with Starco Brands.
The I Like It artist, 29, donned a rainbow-colored bodysuit with blue open-toe sandals as she rode on a float with a number of participants in the parade.
The New York native, whose full name is Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, had red and purple streaks in her shoulder-length blonde mane on the sunny day in Southern California.
She accessorized with hoop earrings and multiple gold bracelets at the festive outing.
She toted a mocha bottle of her WhipsH๏τs brand to those who were keeping up with the float she was riding on.
Songstress Janelle Monáe was the parade’s grand marshal, while reality star JoJo Siwa was the Next Gen Icon at the event.
Sunday’s event marked the initial time that West Hollywood Pride has been held since its split from Los Angeles Pride festivities, which are slated to take place next week in Hollywood, according to the Los Angeles Times.
The West Hollywood Pride event spanned Santa Monica Boulevard from North Crescent Heights Boulevard to North Robertson Boulevard, the paper reported.
‘West Hollywood has been the home of the largest Pride celebration in Southern California for nearly four decades,’ West Hollywood Mayor Lauren Meister said in a statement Sunday. ‘We’re looking forward to continuing that tradition this year for WeHo Pride.
‘At this moment in history, with women’s rights and LGBTQ rights under attack, our icons stand as proud, outspoken beacons of light and hope for a better tomorrow.’
The WAP artist debuted the brand last year at an event in Miami at The Goodtime H๏τel, where she gave partygoers samples as she did Sunday.
The Bodak Yellow performer told Billboard at the time, ‘I’m not really a hardcore liquor-drinking person. And I like things that are sᴇxʏ and tasty.’
She said of the WhipsH๏τs – which come in vanilla, caramel and mocha – that ‘it’s going to be a party in every can.’