She kept her famous curves covered in a bright red t-shirt emblazoned with the word ‘Canada’ and royal blue capri-length leggings.

The 26-year-old paired the sporty look with black lace-up trainers.

Since canceling several tour dates after plastic surgery complications, fans haven’t heard much from Cardi.

‘I hate canceling shows because I love money. I’m a money addict,’ she admitted in an Instagram Live session.

‘And I get paid a lot of money, for these shows. A lot of money. I’m canceling millions of dollars in shows, but health is wealth so I have to do what I have to do,’ she continued to nearly 45M Instagram followers.

At her Summer Jam performance in New York City on Sunday, she announced that the show would be her last before a hiatus to focus on healing.

People reports that according to Cardi’s rep, she was ‘overzealous in getting back to work’ and ‘didn’t take the time necessary to fully recover from her surgery.’

‘Her strenuous schedule has taken a toll on her body and she has been given strict doctor’s orders to pull out of the rest of her performances in May,’ her rep continued.

Cardi has never kept mum about her affinity for plastic surgery.

Fans got a glimpse of her post-op struggles first-hand at Beale Street Music Festival in Memphis, Tennessee.

The voluptuous lyricist said on-stage: ‘I shouldn’t really be performing because moving too much is gonna f*** up my lipo.’

She underwent breast augmentation and liposuction after welcoming daughter Kulture with husband, Migos frontman Offset.

‘I just got my boobs redone,’ she told Entertainment Tonight in an interview.

‘I feel good, but then sometimes I feel like not, you know? [When] your skin is stretched out. Yes, my daughter f***d me up. She did. She so did.’

Though the consequences might be costly, Cardi insisted the results will be worth it.

‘I do whatever the f*** I want to do with my body,’ she said.

‘I don’t have the time of day like you do. My job as an entertainer is a 24-hour job, bro. So, no, I don’t have time to work out. I wanted specific things that I know that no matter how much I work out won’t get fixed.’

The star also shed light on why she thinks it’s important to stay open about her surgeries.

‘I want to explain to people how hard it is to process. I feel like people look at girls on Instagram and go, “Oh, they got their lipo done and it was so easy,”‘ she said.

‘It is just such a long, hard process, almost like the same process as after you give birth to a baby and you see your body change and snapping it back.’