Ric Flair is publicly supporting Offset following reports that the rapper was shot Monday night in Florida.
The WWE legend took to social media to share a photo of the two together at a past wrestling event, along with a message of support.
“Prayers For Offset! Stay Strong! Thank You So Much For All You Have Done For My Career! 🙏🏻,” Flair wrote.
Their connection goes beyond a single appearance. Flair famously appeared alongside Offset in the music video for “Ric Flair Drip,” the breakout Migos record that helped cement Offset’s place as a solo star and further embedded Flair’s larger-than-life persona into hip-hop culture.
The message comes after Offset was shot near the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. Authorities said the incident took place in a valet area and resulted in non-life-threatening injuries.
A spokesperson confirmed the rapper is currently hospitalized, in stable condition, and under medical supervision.
Police said officers responded quickly, detaining two individuals at the scene. The investigation remains ongoing, but officials noted there is no active threat to the public.
Before the shooting, witnesses described Offset as relaxed and engaging with fans, taking photos and chatting near the venue. The incident has prompted concern across the music world, particularly given the loss of Offset’s fellow Migos member Takeoff in 2022.
Freddie Gibbs voiced support, posting a brief message: “Prayers up for Offset.”
Meanwhile, fellow Migos member Quavo appeared to react on social media, posting a prayer hands emoji to his Instagram Stories shortly after news broke.
While support continues to pour in, many details surrounding the shooting remain unclear with Lil Tjay being detained by police.
Officials later confirmed he was arrested on a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge tied to a fight at the scene, not the shooting itself. His attorney has since pushed back on speculation linking him to the gunfire, stating clearly that he was neither involved in the shooting nor facing any related charges.
