Cardi B glams up to talk motherhood on tour and ignoring her doctors' orders to slow down

Cardi B got glam in a body-hugging Schiaparelli dress and matching fur jacket for a new high-fashion spread shot by photographer Diego Bendezu.

Hairstylist Tokyo Stylez coiffed the 33-year-old Grammy winner's long raven wig and make-up artist Erika La' Pearl Roman fully contoured her complexion for the shoot.

'When I have a camera on me, I get really nervous,' Cardi B confessed in her Allure cover story Tuesday.

'On tour, I feel like I have a safety blanket because it's my fans...I'm shy with all of the [celebrities], it don't matter if you big or small.'

In January, the Don't Do Too Much rapper was instructed by her doctors to slow down for the sake of her health, having just welcomed her fourth child (with ex Stefon Diggs) last November.

'No, I can't. Not this year,' Cardi B said.

'I just want to do everything now. I told myself I needed two years of being uncomfortable so I could be comfortable. Things just change every single f***ing day. And it's like, This is your moment. This is the time to do it.'

Now the half-Dominican, half-Trinidadian star is navigating a $32 million-grossing, 35-stop Little Miss Drama Tour with her children in tow - including seven-year-old daughter Kulture, four-year-old son Wave and 18-month-old daughter Blossom (with ex-husband Offset).

'Kulture's in school [now], and her school don't play that s***,' Cardi B said.

Plus, little Wave needs time for his extracurricular sports and the tour bus smells like gasoline: 'So I just be like, How the f*** am I gonna make this s*** f***ing work?'

'Something changes in you, and that's all moms,' the Super Bowl LX Halftime guest star said.

'Even a f***ing dog will change as soon as they become a mom. They don't got to learn it. Just… a new you is born.'

Looking ahead, Cardi B (born Belcalis Almánzar) hopes to one day 'be the grandma that everybody come to the crib, and it's like, "Yeah, my grandma was that bi***."'

The ErrTime rapper is next scheduled to bring her tour to Midtown Manhattan for a two-night stand at Madison Square Garden this Wednesday and Thursday.

The Little Miss Drama Tour is in support of Cardi B's second studio album Am I the Drama?, which is currently number 31 on the Billboard 200 chart after debuting at number one 26 weeks ago.

The RuPaul's Drag Race guest judge will also compete for two gender-neutral trophies - hip-hop song of the year and hip-hop artist of the year - at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, which air this Thursday on Fox.

Cardi B is releasing a new haircare line called Grow-Good, which sold out every single product 'within one hour' on Tuesday and will be back in stock by April 15.

'A bad song is not gonna f*** up your life,' the Love & Hop-Hop alum said.

'Imagine you put some s*** into your hair, and you damage it, and I'm responsible?!'

Cardi B - who boasts 286.9 million social media followers - is also every bit the influencer with paid partnerships for brands like Yahoo Mail, Zevia soda and Airbnb rentals.