Cardi B and Offset: A Relationship Rollercoaster Worth Riding

Cardi B and Offset first met at an “industry event” in 2016. Cardi B mentioned that Offset was very consistent and really wanted to talk to her. According to another source, Offset had slid into the DMs of one of Cardi B’s good friends to let her know that he was interested. He later invited her to a dinner he was hosting in honor of “Bad and Boujee”’s success. That’s when they met for the first time and immediately hit it off.

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Unraveling the Love Story of Cardi B and Offset: From Music Collaborations to Social Media Drama

Their romantic relationship began in early 2017. They released their first track “Lick” together early in 2017. Their first official date was at the 2017 Super Bowl. Offset revealed to Rolling Stone that he asked his publicist to coordinate a group dinner with Cardi B and the Houston-based Super Bowl was, in fact, their first official date

December 2016: Cardi B teased a collaboration with Offset titled “Lick”.

February 2017: The two rappers first sparked romance rumors when they attended Super Bowl LI together. According to a Migos interview with Rolling Stone, Offset admitted that after watching Cardi rise as an artist, he had a publicist set up a dinner in New York with a group of women, including the Bronx rapper

April 2017: Cardi B admitted to dating Offset during an interview with Tim Westwood

May 2017: Their first joint music video for “Lick” was released.

July 2017: Offset Buys Cardi a $60,000 Chain

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September 20, 2017: Cardi B and Offset secretly got married.

October 2017: Offset proposed to Cardi B onstage at Power 99’s Powerhouse concert in Philadelphia. This was after they had secretly wed.

Jan. 14, 2018: Offset Gets a Cardi B Tattoo

May 2018: Offset and Cardi Attend the Met Gala Separately

June 20, 2018: Cardi B and Offset Share Rolling Stone Cover

December 5, 2018: Cardi announced their split.

Dec. 9, 2018: Offset Gets Emotional About Cardi on Twitter

September 15, 2020: Cardi filed for divorce from Offset. The two eventually got back together weeks later.

Sep 6, 2021: Baby on Board

Cardi announced she and Offset were expecting their second child together when she performed with Migos at the 2021 BET Awards. She debuted in a glitzy black dress with mesh detailing over her belly to flaunt her expanding baby bulge.

2023: As of the latest update in September 2023, the two still seem to have a hot-and-cold relationship

Their relationship has had its ups and downs, with accusations of infidelity on both parts, but they have maintained their love for each other. They have two children together: Kulture Kiari Cephus and Wave Set Cephus

Cheating Allegations: Offset faced allegations of infidelity multiple times, which led to public breakups and reconciliations1. Videos emerged of Offset in bed with other women in December 2017 and January 2018. Cardi B, on the other hand, accused Offset of cheating multiple times, even filing for divorce in 2020.

Public Breakups and Reconciliations: The couple had a tumultuous on-and-off relationship. Cardi B broke up with Offset several times amid reports of his unfaithfulness. Despite these challenges, they managed to resolve their issues privately.

Divorce Filings: Cardi B filed for divorce twice before calling it off. Despite their ups and downs, they have maintained a strong relationship.

Despite these challenges, the couple has managed to make their marriage work. They have learned to deal with the public’s response to past cheating scandals and have moved on. They are still together and have two children

Public and Media Reaction to Cardi B and Offset’s Relationship:

Cardi B and Offset’s relationship has been a topic of interest for the public and media since its inception. Their relationship has been marked by ups and downs, with rumors of infidelity and public breakups and reconciliations. The media has often portrayed their relationship as almost perfect, despite the challenges. Their interactions on social media have also made their split even more emotional for fans.

Collaborations Between Cardi B and Offset

Cardi B and Offset have collaborated on several songs throughout their relationship. Some of their notable collaborations include:

“Lick” on Cardi’s Gangsta Bitch Music Vol. 2 album in January 2017.

“MotorSport” with Migos, which debuted on Oct. 27, 2017.

“Drip” featuring Migos, was released as part of Cardi’s debut studio album, Invasion of Privacy, in April 2018.

“Who Want The Smoke?” with Lil Yachty5.

“Clout” as part of Offset’s album FATHER OF 4 in 2019.

Separations and Controversies:

Cardi B and Offset’s relationship has been marked by several separations and controversies. The couple broke up temporarily in December 2018 after rumors of Offset’s cheating. Cardi B filed for divorce in September 2020, citing that there were “no prospects for a reconciliation”. However, she later withdrew the papers and they reconciled.

Role of Social Media

Social media has played a significant role in documenting and shaping the narrative of Cardi B and Offset’s relationship. The couple has been open about their relationship on social media, allowing fans to take a front-row seat to the action. Their interactions on social media have also added to the emotional impact of their relationship’s ups and downs.

As of the latest update in September 2023, Cardi B and Offset still seem to have a hot-and-cold relationship. Despite the challenges, they have maintained their love for each other and continue to support each other in their personal and professional lives.

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