Cardi B and Offset are officially staying together. Cardi B and Offset started there relationship a few years ago and had quickly gotten married. The couple did not inform the public of their marriags at the time, it wasn’t until Cardi was receiving some hating that she had to check people and tell them that they were actually married.
The relationship has had some rollercoasters like many relationships.
In Dec. 2018, Cardi announced their split after just after one year of marriage. “I guess we grew out of love, but we’re not together anymore. I don’t know,” she said on social media at the time. “It might take time to get a divorce and I’m gonna always have a lot of love for him because he is my daughter’s father and yah.”
In Jan. 2019, Cardi revealed that she and Offset were “working things out.”
During the pandemic Cardi and Offset were stuck with the hurdle of being stuck in the house together due to qaurantine. As many relationships felt the pressure things got disputable. Cardi questioned rather they should stay together or seperate.
As Cardi celebrated her birthday, it seemed as though the spark of their connection out weighed their moments of disagreement. Not only did the couple reconnect their spark, they were also faced with them against the Trump world. Offset was recently attacked by Trump supporters and wrongfully accused of having a gun. Officers detained him and released him without finding a weapon.
Cardi B showed up to the scene in defense for her man.
Since then Cardi B has submitted legal documents to dismiss her divorce from the Migos star, E! News confirmed.
“I can confirm that the divorce filed by Cardi B has been dismissed,” Offset’s attorney tells E! News. “My firm and I have always been an advocate for helping fathers protect what’s most important to them—their families and their children. That was no different here. We remain in Offset’s corner and in support of him and his future. He thanks his fans for their continued love and support.”
Cardi B and Offset are officially together again.
