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Cardi B Confirms Offset Cheated On Her, But She’s Not Breaking Up With Him
Remember when Cardi B said that if her fiancé, Offset, cheats on her again that she was going to leave him? Welp, it looks like that’s not true — not yet, anyway.
In a series of now-deleted tweets, the “Finesse (Remix)” rapper commented on all of the allegations facing her and her relationship with the Migos rapper. As we previously reported, more video footage has surfaced of Offset sleeping with another woman who isn’t Cardi. It’s too graphic to show, but you can clearly see the “Stir Fry” rapper’s face while he’s in his compromising position.
Since then, many have been urging Cardi to dump him. Even Maury invited the “Bodak Yellow” artist on his talk show if she wanted to give Offset a lie detector test for cheating. However, the couple still seems to look inseparable. “I’m going to make a decision in my own times with my heart and mind,” she said on Twitter. “I don’t need to be rushed or be told what to do. Its my life! I belong to me not to the world.”
As she further continued to explain her stance on her fiancé’s cheating, Cardi added on IG: “Well if people are talking about it and keep asking me how i feel about the situation why not let them know? Right or wrong? No it’s not right for a n**ga a to cheat.”
That’s when Cardi closed: “But what you want me to do? Go f**k me another n**ga? Start all over again and get cheated on again? This s**t happens to everyone and i be too You too… People handle they relationship different soo.” See a screenshot of these comments below.
And there you have it, folks. Offset isn’t losing his “wife” anytime soon.
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