Cardi B and Offset’s Feud Explodes Online: Divorce Papers, Custody Battles, and Album Drama

The ongoing tension between rap power couple Cardi B and Offset erupted into a public spectacle on social media as the two exchanged heated messages, airing personal grievances about their strained marriage, custody arrangements, and professional priorities.

Offset took to his platform to urge Cardi to focus on her music career, addressing rumors about her dating life and accusing her of prioritizing personal relationships over work.

“Nobody wins when the fam fights,” Offset wrote. “Stop capping to these people to make yourself look like the hoe. It ain’t the look. You a fire woman, good music, but you focus on dck and tryna make me look bad. Focus bra, this sht is whack from us both, honestly. Drop the album and go up.”

Cardi fired back, making it clear she had no intention of backing down. She called out Offset for trying to control the narrative, demanding he finalize their divorce and respond to her demands for legal separation.

“So dating because I’m single means I’m just worried about dck??” Cardi posted. “You sound like a dummy… Trying to be fake nice after you did what you wanted from the beginning, trying to push a narrative to these people. Congratulations!! Fck off and sign the papers TODAY.”

The spat quickly turned toward custody of their three children, Kulture, Wave, and newborn that name hasn’t been revealed.

Offset declared he would sign the divorce papers once custody arrangements were settled, claiming Cardi was more focused on nightlife than family. “When you split the custody I will. You ain’t worried ’bout music, you worried about dck. Everybody can see it. All you talk about is dck and clubs, burnt, no music, no nothing, just drama,” he wrote.

This isn’t the first time the couple’s marriage troubles have gone viral. The duo, who married in 2017, have weathered numerous public breakups and reconciliations, often leaving fans to wonder if their tumultuous relationship can survive the strain of fame.