The high-profile divorce between rap superstars Cardi B and Offset is heating up again. According to TMZ, Offset has filed new court documents requesting spousal support from Cardi B as their divorce moves forward. He is also asking for joint custody of their three children, Kulture, Kiari, and Wave.
This update comes after Cardi B initially filed for divorce in August 2024, ending their seven-year marriage. While the public has seen moments of tension between the two artists play out on social media, legal progress had been slow until now.
Offset’s Latest Legal Move
Offset’s decision to seek alimony appears to be a change in approach. Earlier on, both Cardi B and Offset agreed to handle their legal fees. The sudden request for spousal support suggests that Offset may be taking a more strategic path in the case, possibly related to child custody or financial arrangements. The court documents do not reveal how much support he is seeking.
The timing of this legal twist is also raising eyebrows, especially as Cardi B has been linked to NFL star Stefon Diggs in recent weeks, suggesting she may be moving on personally while the legal side of things drags on.
A Look Back at Their Careers
Cardi B and Offset are not just a celebrity couple, they’re both powerhouse names in music. Cardi B rose to fame with her hit “Bodak Yellow” and went on to become a Grammy-winning rapper with chart-topping tracks like “WAP” and “Up.” She is also known for her bold personality, fashion influence, and business ventures in fashion and beauty.
Offset, best known as a member of the rap group Migos, helped shape modern hip-hop with hits like “Bad and Boujee,” “Stir Fry,” and “Walk It Talk It.” He has also launched a solo career, collaborated with major artists, and worked in fashion and media.
Together, they were considered a power couple in the entertainment world. Now, their divorce is becoming just as public as their relationship once was.
With Offset now requesting alimony and joint custody, the divorce could become more complicated.
By Risper Akinyi