The rapper posed in a leather jacket, ripped jeans and sleek shades in the photos she shared on Instagram on Aug. 10.

Pregnant Cardi B Shares New Baby Bump Photos

Cardi B is showcasing her growing baby bump in style!

The pregnant rapper, 31, shared a carousel of photos from a recent photo shoot on Instagram on Saturday, Aug. 10.

She was the embodiment of casual chic in the images, wearing a fitted, moto-inspired leather jacket over a white T-shirt which was rolled up to display her bump in every shot. She also sported a pair of ripped wide-leg jeans and finished off the look with a pair of bright yellow stiletto heels.

The “Bodak Yellow” singer ditched her jacket in one photograph, but kept a sleek pair of black sunglasses on.

Cardi B Met Gala 2018 pregnant

Cardi B attends the Met Gala in 2018. 

“Time will tell,” Cardi captioned the carousel of photos, which Niecy Nash-Betts showed love for in the comments with a string of heart emojis.

The new bump photos came just a day after the soon-to-be mom of three shared photos and videos of her two kids with her estranged husband Offset — daughter Kulture Kiari, 6, and son Wave Set, 2 — on her Instagram Stories.

Cardi filed for divorce from the “Need It” rapper, 32, in July after six years of marriage and shared on Instagram a day later that she is pregnant with her third child.

Cardi B and Offset with their kids

Offset and Cardi B with kids Wave and Kulture. 

She has experienced some health issues during the pregnancy, and revealed on X Spaces earlier in August that she tore a ligament in her pelvis in a “freak accident” after slipping down stairs. She said the incident almost resulted in pregnancy loss.

“When I woke up, I couldn’t move my bottom at all. Like, just moving my feet was hurting the bottom of my stomach. I couldn’t move. I felt like paralyzed,” she recalled.

Cardi B and her kids Wave and Kulture

Cardi B with kids Wave and Kulture. 

Cardi said she was hospitalized for three days and administered morphine.

“I dilated and I was having contractions every two minutes for a whole 24 hours,” the performer said. “So they had to monitor me and I was in a lot of pain. I couldn’t move for two days straight.”