Stefon Diggs’ Mom Break Social Media Silence To Send Clear Strong Message To Cardi B After Her Son Drop Arabic Romantic Comment Under Rapper Post
Stephanie Diggs has expressed her love and hailed praised for Cardi B after her son drop arabic romantic comedy under the rapper recent post on Instagram.
Back in December, Cardi B teased her fans with a tweet about shopping in Saudi Arabia, glowing with enthusiasm: “Imma shop down in Saudi Arabia aaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh …I can’t wait !” Fast forward to now, she illuminated Instagram with a reel from Saudi Arabia, captioned, “Hello Saudi Arabia …Halal B has arrived,” complete with a green heart and the Saudi Arabia flag. In the video, Cardi stuns in a custom, all-black, floor-length dress.
The sleek, body-hugging gown features a high halter neckline, long black gloves, and a matching hood draped elegantly over her head and shoulders, leaving her arms and torso fully covered.
The reel even caught the attention of the Grammy-winning rapper’s partner, New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs, who dropped comments in Arabic language, expressing how much he missed her and adding a string of heart-melting emojis: “Ishtaqtu ilayk I think” followed by a pensive face and black heart emoji and “uhibuk” followed by three black hearts.
New England Patriots’ wide receiver Stefon Diggs misses his ladylove Cardi B as she shops and prepares for MDLBeast Soundstorm 2025 in Riyadh
“Ishtaqtu ilayk I think” means “I miss you I think” and “uhibuk” means “I love you.” Diggs poured his heart out in the comments on Cardi B’s Instagram, making it clear just how much he missed her.
As his comment under the post continues surface online; Stephanie was caught drop heartwarming message, and hailed praised Cardi B for her support and how she take good care of her son.
Stephanie, 65 wrote: “My heart is melting for this two…I wish them all the good things in life and pray this bond last for ever”.
Meanwhile, Brenda Chuinkam of Yahoo! Creators reported that the Grammy-winning rapper was spotted shopping at Solitaire Mall in Riyadh, dressed in the same all-black dress from her Instagram reel. Fans who recognized her captured memorable moments of the “Bodak Yellow” singer warmly greeting people.
Through her Instagram Stories, the NFL WAG invited followers into her first night in Saudi Arabia, including a sweet instance when a dessert arrived with a heart-melting ‘Welcome Cardi B’ message. Later, the mom-of-four went Live to reveal her private hotel gym and to reflect on the impeccable hospitality she experienced. She shared how both children and adults recognized her and showered her with utmost kindness, a testament to her global influence.
Soon, Stefon Diggs’ ladylove will take the stage at MDLBeast Soundstorm 2025 in Riyadh, a festival set to illuminate the city from December 11 to 13 with international stars and massive crowds.
Cardi B describes her stay in Saudi Arabia through Instagram Live sessions
Trey Alston of Complex Sports reported Cardi B’s lively Instagram Live, where she painted a crystal-clear picture of her time in Saudi Arabia. She described the country as strict, warning that breaking the rules could land one in trouble but also noted that following the rules is simple: “I’m in Saudi Arabia, and so far, let me tell y’all about my experience. It’s very strict. They will put you in jail.
They ain’t playing around. You will go to prison. Mess around, and you’ll find out. However, it’s very easy to follow the rules here.” She was quick to praise the locals, calling them hip and polite, and appreciated that no one looked down on her: “They are very polite. They don’t look at you like you’re poor.”
The “Am I the Drama?” creator gushed about the shopping and burgers, even confessing she was reluctant to return to America, where taxes and online criticism left her feeling unappreciated. She joked that only duty-free, tax-free, and discount-free perks could tempt her back. “I’m starting not to like America,” she said. “America makes me pay taxes. The Vice President is talking [—-] about me on Twitter. I don’t feel real appreciated in America. Y’all need to convince me to come back. I like everything duty-free, tax-free, discount-free.”
In another session, the “Money” singer spoke enthusiastically about her love for gifts and shopping in Saudi Arabia. “Let me tell you something, Saudi Arabia,” she said. “I like gifts. I like shopping. I like everything.” She later shared the things she supposedly avoids: “I don’t like cigarettes. I don’t like weed. I don’t like hookah. I don’t like nothing. I don’t like any of that stuff. I don’t like nothing.”
