Cardi B Makes Boldly Confess Over Love of Her Life While Break Social Media Silence To Confirmed That One Thing Is Wrong
Cardi B opened up about her ongoing divorce from Offset and her budding relationship with NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs during a TikTok livestream over the weekend, giving followers an intimate look into her personal life and hinting at new music to come.
The Bronx-born rapper didn’t hold back as she spoke about the emotional toll of her split from Offset, which she filed for in July or August 2024.
“Is the divorce stressing me out? Yeah, maybe,” she admitted. “But all the good things that’s going on right now in my life make me forget all about that. I got so many good things. I’m having such a good time. I’m having so much fun.”
Cardi, who shares three children with Offset—including a baby born in September 2024—has accused him of infidelity and failing to provide financial or emotional support.
Despite the tension, she’s acknowledged his role as a father while pushing for him to finalize the divorce. She’s also warned of a looming “court war” over custody and assets.
Still, the Grammy winner made it clear she’s not letting the breakup define her.
“My kids are gorgeous. They’re smart. They’re beautiful. I’m rich as f###. My love life is cool right now. I got very good friends. I could buy whatever the f### I want to buy,” she said. “The only bad karma right now is that I’m fat.”
Cardi also addressed the viral leak of her unreleased track “Outside,” which touches on her split from Offset.
The snippet has gained traction across social platforms, prompting her label to push for an official release.
“At the end of the f###### day, like, one of my snippets was leaked. And I don’t even, I don’t care much for the song, everybody loves it,” she said.
“And that’s actually one of the things that my label wants. They want me to drop the song because they love the reaction of it. I mean, I might drop it, I might not, I don’t know. But when your label is excited for you to drop, when they really want you to drop, that’s always a great thing.”
