Someone close to Offset denies allegations that the rapper was trying to assault Stefon Diggs, the new romantic partner of his estranged wife Cardi B.
Model Jordyn Gorr, who has accused the former Migos member of "violating" her, claims that Offset texted her to get Diggs' location — and shared screenshots of what she said were the rapper's messages. In the screenshots, Offset appeared to say that he wanted Gorr to "give drop" to where the New England Patriots quarterback was, before urging Gorr to share her 'Finsta,' or a fake Instagram account. Earlier this month, Cardi and Diggs welcomed their first child together, a baby boy. Cardi has three older children whom she shares with Offset, her husband of seven years, although the "Safe" rapper filed for divorce last year.
A "source close to Offset" told TMZ that Gorr "has an ongoing beef with Set and is now looking to blow this up into something it's not."
"Their feud has no connection to Diggs," the source continued.
In an Instagram Story posted last week, the KIARI rapper seemed to joke that Cardi's new child could legally be his, apparently making reference to a social media post that went viral that claimed, "under Georgia state law, Offset may legally be considered the father" of Cardi and Diggs' new baby. Georgia, unlike many states, has a legal framework that separates paternity and legitimation.
While the rapper's spokesperson would later call the post "completely fabricated" and said the artist was "supportive" of Cardi, the Am I the Drama? artist claimed that Offset was harassing her.
"Y’all be thinking it’s so funny and it’s not… it’s been over a year and I’m still being harassed and threatened to the point that I feel like my life in danger," Cardi posted last week on X.
Fans now believe that Cardi is engaged after the Grammy-winner posted a picture of herself wearing a diamond ring while introducing her newborn — see the fourth slide, above.