Cardi B: Jussie Smollett 'F*cked Up Black History Month'

Grammy winner Cardi B wants everyone to know how she feels about this whole Jussie Smollett mess. 

During an Instagram Live that happened over the weekend, the "Please Me" singer voiced her opinion on the Empire star, who is being investigated by Chicago police for whether or not he staged a hate crime that he originally said he was a victim of late last month. 

"So I'm really disappointed in Jussie Smollett, whatever the fuck his name is. I'm really disappointed in him," Cardi said in her livestream. "I feel like he fucked up Black History Month, bro. God damn."

She continued: 

"I'm not gonna say yet until he say it out his mouth that it was fake and this shit was staged. I don't want to completely blame him, because somebody I was talking to, they said police in Chicago are racist, so they might try to frame him and make him look like he's a liar, but if he's not, then bro you fucked up for real. Like why would you do that? You ain't had to do that."

According to developing reports, the two brothers connected to the Smollett's case were familiar (and even friendly) with the actor before the alleged attack happened in Chicago in January.

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Watch Cardi B's Instagram Live comments on Jussie Smollett in the video below.