Cardi B is not just a casual KATSEYE listener. The rapper has been publicly supporting the girl group for months, and on Saturday, October 24, she took that enthusiasm to another level by bringing her daughters Kulture and Blossom to their concert in New York.

The family attended KATSEYE's WILDWORLD TOUR at UBS Arena in Elmont, where eight-year-old Kulture and two-year-old Blossom joined their mother for a night of live music, dancing and coordinated outfits.

According to Billboard, footage from the evening showed Cardi dancing with Blossom in her arms from what appeared to be a VIP suite. The rapper also shared Instagram Stories featuring her daughters and their friends enjoying the concert.

And the family clearly understood the assignment when it came to dressing for the occasion. Cardi wore a black leather outfit with statement fur boots, cat ears and a striking lime-green wig. Kulture embraced a similarly dramatic look, while Blossom wore a black dress with a pink fur jacket.

But this wasn't simply a celebrity turning up at another celebrity's concert. Cardi's enthusiasm for KATSEYE has a documented history.

Back in June, she was filmed enthusiastically singing along to the group's hit "Gabriela" during their Governors Ball performance in New York. The moment helped inspire fans to jokingly describe her as KATSEYE's unofficial seventh member.

Then, in August, Cardi publicly defended the group's single "Hootie Frutti" during an Instagram Live, revealing that the song was already popular with her family, including Kulture and Blossom.

That makes the October outing particularly fitting: the children Cardi had previously described as KATSEYE fans were now watching the group perform live alongside her.

The concert formed part of KATSEYE's two-night appearance at UBS Arena on October 24 and 25, during the North American leg of their 2026 arena tour.

For one evening, the Grammy-winning rapper was simply another enthusiastic audience member, enjoying the music with her daughters rather than performing it herself.