Cardi B & Stefon Diggs Go Instagram Official With PDA-Packed Snaps
Cardi B and Stefon Diggs have taken their romance to the grid. After a few months of dating rumors, the couple has gone Instagram official, with the rapper sharing a slew of steamy snaps featuring the NFL star Sunday (June 1).
In one photo of the pair, they cuddle up on a yacht while a bikini-clad Cardi wraps a leg around Diggs as he appears to lean in for a kiss. The Bronx native also shared a video of herself twerking against the wide receiver as he flashes a big smile.
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'Chapter 5 ……Hello Chapter six,' Cardi captioned the post, in which she also showed off a room full of roses — possibly sent by Diggs.
In the comments, many of the musician's famous friends shared support. 'that's my girl,' wrote Kehlani, while GloRilla replied, 'Badddd.'
'Absolutely,' wrote SZA, adding a string of saluting emojis.
The milestone comes a few months after Cardi and the athlete first sparked dating rumors in the fall, later spending Valentine's Day together in Miami. In April, they attended Coachella together, followed by a courtside date at a New York Knicks vs. Boston Celtics game in May.
Cardi's romance with Diggs also marks her first public relationship since filing for divorce from Offset in late July, shortly after which she welcomed Baby No. 3 with the Migos star. The two rappers are parents to 6-year-old daughter Kulture, 3-year-old son Wave and new little girl Blossom. (Diggs has a daughter, Nova, from a past relationship.)
Just a couple of weeks after attending the Knicks game with Diggs, Cardi sounded off at her estranged husband for requesting spousal support amid their divorce proceedings. 'You such a f–king p—y a– n—a,' she told 'Set on X Spaces in late May. 'Word to my mother, I want you to die, but I want you to die f–king slow. When you die, I want you to die slow in the bed. And when you die, n—a, you gotta think of me.'
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