Though Cardi B has been publicly enjoying her rumored romance with NFL star Stefon Diggs, her divorce from Offset is quietly taking a new legal twist. According to TMZ Hip Hop, Offset has filed updated court documents requesting spousal support from his estranged wife.
The exact amount he’s seeking hasn’t been revealed, but the move introduces a new layer of complexity to an already drawn-out divorce.
Offset Still Seeks Joint Custody
Despite this fresh development, Offset’s stance on custody remains unchanged. He continues to push for joint custody of the children he shares with Cardi and wants her current home to remain their primary residence. These requests have been consistent since Cardi filed for divorce in August 2024.
So far, the case has seen minimal courtroom action. Much of the tension has unfolded on social media, where both Cardi and Offset have shared cryptic messages and subtle jabs—keeping fans speculating while the legal battle moves slowly behind the scenes.
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Strategic Move or Financial Pressure?
Originally, both stars agreed to cover their own legal fees, making Offset’s request for support seem more like a legal strategy than a financial necessity. It could be a calculated move by his legal team to negotiate better terms—or possibly signal a shift in his financial situation.
Cardi & Stefon Diggs Fuel the Rumor Mill
While the divorce grinds on, Cardi has been spotted multiple times with Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs, igniting rumors of a budding relationship. A recent viral video showed the two partying on a yacht, surrounded by friends and onlookers.
Offset, on the other hand, is reportedly back in album mode, teasing snippets of new music and building momentum for a possible solo release.
What’s Next?
With Offset now requesting spousal support, Cardi B could soon face new financial demands tied to their separation. Whether this changes the overall tone or pace of their divorce remains to be seen. One thing is certain: the legal documents may be moving slowly—but the drama isn’t.
