Cardi B makes Stefon Diggs romance Instagram-official with raunchy twerking video as nasty divorce from Offset rolls on
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Cardi B made her relationship with NFL star Stefon Diggs Instagram-official days after slamming her ex Offset as a deadbeat dad.
The 'Up' rapper featured the New England Patriots wide receiver in a carousel posted to Instagram Sunday.
One photo showed the couple cuddled up while lounging on the deck of a yacht during their Memorial Day celebration in Miami last weekend.
Cardi also included a raunchy video that showed her twerking on Diggs in a black thong swimsuit.
The football player rubbed and smacked her behind in the racy footage.
The Grammy winner shared additional slides featuring bouquets of red roses and giant teddy bears seemingly gifted from the pro athlete.
'Chapter 5 ……Hello Chapter six,' she wrote in the caption.
Cardi, 32, and Diggs, 31, appear to be on good terms after the NFL star came under fire for his interaction with a group of bikini-clad women during the recent yacht party.
Last Thursday, a source told the Daily Mail that the 'Bodak Yellow' hitmaker was 'mad' at her beau for 'flirting with the ladies.'
'Girls will throw themselves on him all the time, but she wishes he wouldn't be a scumbag and flirt back,' the insider claimed.
The pair sparked dating rumors in February when they were seen partying in New York City. They later spent Valentine's Day together.
The two made their first public appearance earlier this month, sitting courtside at Madison Square Garden for an NBA playoff game between the Boston Celtics and the New York Knicks.
Meanwhile, the 'WAP' emcee is currently in the middle of a contentious divorce from her estranged husband, Offset. The exes share three kids: Kulture, 6, Wave, 3, and Blossom, 8 months.
Cardi claimed on Friday that the Migos alum has only seen their youngest child a handful of times since Blossom's birth in September 2024.
'[Offset] has seen Blossom only like five times,' Cardi claimed during a space conversation on X.
'I said you can see my kids in my house,' she added. 'I want my daughter to feel the love of her dad. He hasn't seen his kids since March.'
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