Our Internet Niece Has A Beauty Campaign! Kulture Stars In Cardi B’s Latest Grow-Good Ad
Cardi B's daughter Kulture stars in an adorable hair care campaign, showcasing the brand's origin story and Kulture's budding stardom.

We have watched Kulture Kiari Cephus grow up right before our eyes. Now, our internet niece has a beauty campaign on her résumé.
Cardi B’s 8-year-old daughter stars in the latest campaign for Grow-Good Beauty, taking center stage in an adorable back-to-school-themed commercial for the brand’s hydrating hair mask.
Kulture Knows Her Hair Ingredients
In the ad, Kulture heads to the refrigerator and starts pulling out ingredients associated with at-home hair treatments, including avocado and rosemary. She gathers the ingredients one by one before delivering the punchline: you can either pull all of that together yourself or get it from Grow-Good.
And because Kulture is still Kulture, she closes the moment by asking if the product can be added to her back-to-school list.
The commercial is a cute next chapter for Kulture, who is already following in her mother’s footsteps. We’ve watched her attend major events, rock cute outfits, and show off a little confident attitude.
But the commercial also connects directly to the origin story behind Grow-Good. Long before Cardi B launched the brand, she shared homemade hair treatments created using ingredients from her own kitchen. She also talked about learning what worked best for Kulture’s hair and how those experiences helped shape the products she eventually brought to market.
Cardi’s firstborn has gone from product inspiration and part of the brand’s purpose to mini spokesperson and adorable budding main character. But when it comes to our internet niece, we aren’t surprised. She is clearly a star in the making.
Grow-Good Keeps Growing
The campaign also marks another step in Grow-Good’s fast-moving first year.
Cardi officially launched the affordable hair-care collection in April with shampoos, conditioners, a serum and the Get Rich mask, all priced under $20. The entire launch sold out in less than an hour, while later restocks have disappeared just as quickly.
The campaign photos give us another look at Kulture. In one portrait, she poses with fluffy, healthy-looking curls swept to the side, layered necklaces, bracelets, and a cream crochet top. In her hands is a green Grow-Good bottle covered in colorful gems, giving the brand’s packaging a playful Kulture-approved makeover.
And fans are clearly here for Kulture joining the family business.
“Everybody gotta clock in!!” one person joked under the Grow-Good post. Another declared, “No better Ambassador than her,” while someone else wrote, “Why is this the cutest commercial ever.” One fan summed it up with, “Kulture bank account better than mine, she booked an busy.”
Grow-Good even joined the conversation, replying that Kulture “came to WORK” and calling her “the perfect fit.”
Kulture is clearly causing a stir just like her mother. She has the girls eating it up.
The internet aunties are ready for whatever our niece does next – while spending a little coin too.
