The rapper's first and only album, 'Invasion of Privacy' was released in 2018 Cardi B is teasing her new music yet again. During a live X Spaces conversation on Monday, March 31, the "Bodak Yellow" rapper told fans about her long-awaited sophomore album.

Cardi B's debut album, Invasion of Privacy, dropped all the way back in 2018 and won the Grammy for Best Rap Album the following year. In the years since then, Bardi has been reluctant to release a full-length project despite putting out multiple No. 1 singles including "WAP" featuring Megan Thee Stallion and "Up."

Cardi B dropped off her debut Invasion of Privacy in 2018, and has continued to push back her sophomore effort time and time again. Bardi most recently said she was swearing off sex to finish the new project, which she hopes will finally drop this year.

Cardi B accused her estranged husband Offset of stalking, harassing and leaving her "explicit voicemails" amid their divorce. The rapper also claims that her ex has been contacting her rumored boyfriend.

The popular rapper and influencer went live on X Space to expose the rapper for his alleged behavior to her fans.

I’ve been very quiet but I’ve been going through a lot of stuff that I keep to myself,” the rapper alleged on X’s Spaces.