Travel Cardi B apologizes after hosting nearly 40 people for Thanksgiving

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Cardi B apologized to her fans on Sunday after she revealed she hosted nearly 40 people for the Thanksgiving holiday.

“Sorry my bad wasn’t trying to make nobody feel bad,” she said on Twitter on Sunday. “I just had my family in my home for the first time and it felt so good & uplifted me.”

Many criticized the 28-year-old rapper on Sunday after she said she hosted a “lit” holiday celebration that included 12 kids and 25 adults.

Her apology came more than a week after health officials warned Americans not to travel for Thanksgiving, citing an “exponential growth” in Covid-19 cases.

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Cardi B Defends Hosting 37 PersonThanksgiving Dinner After Backlash: I ‘GotEveryone Tested’. After facing backlash for having nearly 40 people at her home for Thanksgiving amidst rising COVID cases, Cardi B issued a response to the criticism of her family gathering.

CARDI B has been slammed for throwing a "lit" Thanksgiving party for almost 40 people . The WAP rapper, 28, was branded "selfish" and irresponsible" after announcing that she had She apologized after facing an onslaught of criticism for holding a large gathering amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Cardi B did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Cardi B, whose real name is Belcalis Almanzar, said on Twitter late Sunday afternoon that before her family’s arrival, she devoted money and resources into Covid-19 testing for each individual member.

However, public health agencies have warned against this strategy.

The CDC says on its website, "A single negative test does not mean you will remain negative at any time point after that test."

Last week, NBC News reported that the Thanksgiving rush was expected strain resources at a time when Covid-19 cases are surging across the country, according to Dr. Brett Giroir, assistant secretary for health at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

"A negative test today does not mean you will be negative tomorrow or a few days afterward," Giorir said.

He warned that Americans are getting a false sense of security from testing negative right before gathering for the holidays, and that the holidays were a time to "double down" on public health measures, like social distancing, wearing masks, and avoiding unnecessary travel.

Cardi B said on Twitter on Sunday people needed to mind their own business.

“People be trying tooo hard to be offended,” she said. “I wonder how they survive the real world.”