- American rapper Cardi B criticized her estranged husband Offset for delaying their divorce proceedings by refusing to sign the necessary papers on Twitter Space.
- Cardi B criticized Offset’s hypocrisy, stating his actions were motivated by spite rather than genuine concern for their children, citing his recent failure to buy Christmas gifts or call his newborn daughter.
- Cardi B urged Offset to stop using their children as a justification for his actions and sign the divorce papers, highlighting the ongoing tensions in their marriage.
In a fervent discussion on Twitter Space, American rapper Cardi B criticized her estranged husband Offset for prolonging their divorce by refusing to sign the required documents.
Cardi B articulated her discontent, asserting that Offset’s behavior stems from a desire to hurt her rather than any genuine concern for their children. She highlighted the inconsistency in Offset’s professed love for their kids, noting his neglect in purchasing Christmas gifts or reaching out to their newborn daughter until recently.
Cardi B urged Offset to cease using their children as a justification for his actions and to sign the divorce papers. Her passionate appeal revealed the underlying tensions and disputes that have characterized their troubled relationship.
She said:
“I didn’t want to do this, but I don’t like when I’m at peace and a motherfcker wants to call me over and over, and then do little sht behind the scenes to piss me off. You want to see the kids? You just called your daughter for the first time this year yesterday — your newborn.
“You love your kids so much, but you didn’t buy them something for Christmas. You go to New York to buy your other kids gifts, but you ain’t bought my kids sht. You’re doing this just to spite me. You’re going to stop fcking playing with me, and you’re going to sign these f*cking divorce papers.
“Stop using my kids as an excuse. You’re not going to use my kids as an excuse because these are the same kids that you didn’t buy anything for during Christmas”
