Stefon Diggs swarmed by bikini-clad women during boat party... with girlfriend Cardi B just meters away
A video captured in Florida on Monday showed Diggs lounging on a boat while loud music was blaring through the speakers.
Diggs was seen talking to three women, all of whom were in swimsuits, as they enjoyed the afternoon.
While it was hard to make out the full conversation, at one point, Diggs repeatedly asked the three women 'What's my name' and at least two of them responded by calling him 'daddy'.
The rest of the conversation was hard to make out as the good vibes kept going.
Diggs and Cardi B appeared to be enjoying themselves - although the rapper almost suffered a wardrobe malfunction.
Cardi B's new boyfriend, NFL star Stefon Diggs, is going viral for flirting with other women on the same boat Cardi B was on 👀 pic.twitter.com/yQVyEh4Pip
— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) May 27, 2025
Diggs and the rapper fueled dating speculation after being seen at a Knicks playoff game
The 32-year-old singer wore a very skimpy one-piece black swimsuit that flashed the side of her breasts.
At one point, the top portion slid over to expose part of her nipple as she sat on a platform of the boat.
Her new boyfriend, NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs, came to the rescue as he pulled the suit back over her chest.
She seemed unaware that she had almost exposed her lady parts as she let a black cardigan slide off her bare shoulders.
Cardi B and Diggs have been rumored to be dating for some time after the 'Bodak Yellow' performer separated from husband and former Migos star Offset.
Offset and Cardi B share three children, but have been on-again-off-again throughout their relationship.
Last month, Diggs and Cardi B were seen together in the crowd at Madison Square Garden at a Knicks playoff game.
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