Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B and her younger sister Hennessy Carolina donned matching crop-tops, leggings, updo wigs, and stripper heels on Sunday.

The 29-year-old Bet It star’s 26-year-old sibling first found fame appearing in 12 episodes of Love & Hip Hop: New York spanning 2016-2018 with her.

Cardi – who boasts 176.7M social media followers – captioned her slideshow: ‘You spin, I spin, you throw 5, I throw 10 @hennessycarolina.’

The half-Dominican, half-Trinidadian Bronx natives (last name Almánzar) enjoy twerking together like they did at Carolina’s 26th birthday bash on December 22.

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Hennessy – named after the cognac – announced she was single in October after ending a four-year relationship with Michelle ‘Melo’ Diaz.

The bisexual beauty frequently helps Cardi – named after the rum Bacardi – care for her three-year-old daughter Kulture Kiari Cephus, like picking her up from school. ‘I’m always low key when I’m with my niece, I love spending quality time her,’ Hennessy wrote in September.‘I be hands on with my niece all the time usually my clothes, hair and makeup ends up getting messy with paint/slime or playing for hours by the end of the day I look a hot mess.

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‘[I don’t care] as long as we spend our real quality time together…I’ll always be here for you to love and protect and be the best auntie for you.’ The Cardi Tries producer-star is also mother to a four-month-old son from her on/off four-year marriage to Migos rapper Offset.‘I’m not even going to lie to y’all,’ Cardi cryptically tweeted on Saturday. ‘Being famous is kinda boring.’

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For her hit song Up, the F9: The Fast Saga actress was nominated for the best rap performance trophy at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards, which were postponed ‘indefinitely’ on January 5.