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Cardi B slams user on social media who posted her home's address online and made it viral

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With stardom and fame, comes lack of privacy as fans always want to know what you're doing. Cardi B is struggling with a similar issue after a user on social media posted her home's address online and made it viral.

Cardi B has already been overwhelmed with the news of George Floyd's tragic death at the hands of four policemen in US. She has proactively been voicing her dissent against racial discrimination in society and now she has got another issue to deal with.

Cardi B's tweets did not go well with a user who then challenged her views and took his online rivalry to another level by making her address viral on the internet and putting her privacy at stake.

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