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Will Smith Posted The Best Congratulatory Video Message For New Parents Cardi B And Offset ❤️

Will Smith Posted The Best Congratulatory Video Message For New Parents Cardi B And Offset ❤️
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Will Smith posted a video on Monday congratulating rapper Cardi B and her husband Offset for welcoming their baby Kulture Kiari Cephus into the world on July 10.

The affable Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was in Russia for the 2018 World Cup and managed to round up a few locals to join in on the celebratory video.


"Cardi B just had a baby, Kulture," Smith told gathering fans. He addressed the new mom, saying, "Hey, Cardi. We're in Russia. I wanna say 'Nastrovyuh,' Kulture," which translates to: a toast to Kulture.



He captioned the video by saying, "Wishing You Peace, Joy & Divine Understanding as you journey together in Creation of Family."

Other soccer fans chimed in with their enthusiasm on Smith's message.


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Because when you're recruited by Will Smith, how could anyone resist?


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Fans waited to see how long it would take for the 25-year-old Invasion of Privacy performer to respond.




After the video made its way around the Internet, the message made in Russia with love found its way into Cardi B's heart on Monday night. She was ecstatic over the brilliant clip and said that it made her "smile from ear to ear."

OMMMMGGGGG THIS IS WILL FREAKING SMITH!!!!!! @willsmith.
Thank you so much!! Me and my family appreciate it !!Thank you everyone in Russia !!!!! Ommgggi feel so special.

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There was no better punctuation to Smith's message more fitting than declaring, "okurrr!"


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Will Smith is relatively new to the Instagram party after taking his first selfie for the platform on The Ellen DeGeneres Show a little over seven months ago, but not surprisingly, he's a social media pro.

In addition to slaying the viral #InMyFeelings challenge in which he used drone footage to get his groove on while perched high atop a bridge in Budapest, he's killing the Internet with his flawless message to Cardi B.







According to Blavity, Offset and the new mom are keeping a low profile after the birth of Kulture, and won't be considering a photo shoot with the newborn until after six months.

Until then, she'll be showered with love over her exciting news while basking in the glow of Will Smith's epic video.


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H/T - HNHH, Instagram, Twitter, Blavity

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