Cardi B and Offset’s divorce continues to unfold with high tensions and public scrutiny, mirroring the sharp exchanges they’ve had in their music. The process has become increasingly contentious, with both parties reportedly making significant demands in court.
Offset allegedly rejected a $10 million settlement offer from Cardi B. However, the report cautions that these details are based on unnamed sources and should be taken with skepticism. Sources close to the case claim that Offset feels he contributed significantly to their shared brand and now wants his fair share, reportedly seeking half of the couple’s combined assets. This development follows Cardi B’s earlier accusation that Offset is “holding her hostage” by demanding millions, coverage of tax payments, and one of her properties.
If Offset’s demands are accurate, it is expected that Cardi B’s next move will be to provide documentation of her independently earned income and financial status, possibly through business records or deals, as the court evaluates each party’s claims. Despite the intense speculation, neither Cardi B nor Offset has made any public statements confirming the specifics of these reports or the current status of their divorce proceedings. Apart from some general remarks and social media exchanges, fans are largely left in the dark regarding the real details.
Offset recently addressed their marriage on the show Baby, This Is Keke Palmer, expressing regret over past mistakes and acknowledging his role in their marital issues. “I should’ve respected her way more,” he admitted. “I made bad decisions as a man, like stepping out. That’s why when she left, I had to take that on the chin. I was being selfish. I’m a grown man. I was definitely not perfect in the situation. I made a lot of mistakes. [There are] a lot of things that I did wrong. She did things that were wrong.”
Both artists have faced criticism from fans, who are often just as engaged in the drama as Cardi B and Offset themselves. As the legal proceedings continue, it remains to be seen whether a resolution can help foster a more peaceful public dynamic between the two.