Cardi B pregnant with her fourth child, her first with Stefon Diggs

Cardi B has another kid on the way!

The rapper is pregnant with her fourth baby — and her first with boyfriend Stefon Diggs.

“I’m excited, I’m happy, I feel like I’m in a good space,” the “Up” rapper told Gayle King on “CBS Mornings” Tuesday, noting she’s due in February.

“By the way, now that I talk about it, y’all better buy my album so I can buy Pampers and diapers and all that stuff,” she added.

“I felt like can I just say it on my own time? I’m not hiding.”

The Grammy winner’s upcoming arrival with the NFL star will join her three children with estranged husband Offset.

The former couple had an on-again, off-again relationship from 2017 to 2024.

The duo welcomed daughter Kulture, 7, and son Wave, 3, during their time together — and daughter Blossom was born post-breakup.

After splitting from Offset, Cardi, 32, moved on with Diggs.

She and the NFL player, 31, sparked romance rumors last year and were photographed together in February.

In May, the pair made their relationship public with a PDA-packed appearance at an NBA game.

They sparked breakup rumors in July when Cardi wiped the athlete from her Instagram page.

However, Diggs made headlines the following month for leaving a flirty comment on the songwriter’s social media upload.

“snifffs BBL 👅,” he wrote.

Cardi replied, “that’s how i got you stuck.”

Offset, 33, shaded his ex and Diggs in June, seemingly labeling their connection “good roll out n PR.”

He “crash[ed] out” when the wide receiver got matching braids with Wave, tweeting, “Idc how I look trolling wit my kid ends bad.”

That same month, Cardi bashed Offset as a deadbeat dad who “left [her] with the kids’ bills” for “a whole year straight” when he requested spousal support.

Not only did the “Love & Hip Hop: New York” alum claim that her ex “hasn’t seen his kids since March,” she alleged that Offset had met Blossom “five times.”

The Migos member subsequently claimed to have “moved on” from Cardi while speaking to the Associated Press about his song of the same name.

“It was great while it lasted,” Offset said. “That shouldn’t be the topic for either one of us no more. It’s a book that’s closed.”