Stefon Diggs and Cardi B are now Instagram official. Know the NFL player's controversies, net worth and more
, New England Patriots wide receiver, and rapper Cardi B are now Instagram official. In a recent Instagram photo dump, Cardi B turned heads with her stunning looks during a Memorial Day weekend getaway in Miami, Florida.
The 'Up' rapper rocked a sleek black swimsuit paired with Louboutin heels, sharing a steamy moment aboard a yacht with her partner. In another shot, she's wrapped in a luxurious faux fur blanket, flaunting dazzling diamond rings that added extra sparkle to the scene.
Who is Stefon Diggs?
Stefon Diggs has long been a force on the field, but his off-field achievements are just as impressive. After emerging as a superstar with the Buffalo Bills alongside MVP quarterback Josh Allen, Diggs was traded to the Houston Texans before landing a blockbuster three-year, $69 million deal with the New England Patriots. The move solidified his status as one of the NFL's highest-paid wide receivers. From lucrative contracts to strategic investments, Diggs is building an empire that rivals the precision of his route-running.
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Stefon Diggs Net Worth
As of May 2025, Stefon Diggs' estimated net worth is $60 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. His earnings stem primarily from his NFL contracts, with his current role on the Houston Texans contributing to his wealth. But Diggs' business savvy extends beyond football. Endorsements and brand partnerships have significantly boosted his income, proving his dominance goes well beyond Sundays.
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His financial ascent has been steady, growing by roughly $1 million annually. From the iconic 'Minneapolis Miracle' to leading the league in receptions and yards in 2020, Diggs has built his fortune on both talent and timing.
Off the field, Diggs is equally strategic. A brand ambassador for Jordan, he also boasts deals with Adidas, Geico, Century Link, and Bridgestone. He's invested in startups like Mad Rabbit and Dapper Labs and even launched his own food line—Diggs 14—featuring hot sauce and blue cheese dressing.
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Stefon Diggs recent controversies
One of the most popular and talented players in the NFL, Stefon Diggs was embroiled in a controversy after his infamous yacht video went viral a few days ago. A few years back, when Stefon Diggs was still with the Minnesota Vikings, a hilarious video went viral in which players were asked to name the one teammate they wouldn't want dating their sister. To everyone's amusement, every single player pointed to Stefon Diggs.
When Diggs himself was asked about it in the video, he responded with a laugh, saying, 'I'm a great guy. I'm actually a great guy… They just don't know me well enough.' Although the clip originally made the rounds years ago, it's resurfaced recently thanks to a viral yacht video featuring Diggs—and fans are loving the throwback.
New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs again returned to the spotlight amid controversy. A recently surfaced video shows the NFL star on a boat with several women, allegedly handing them a bag containing pink crystals. The footage, which quickly went viral on social media, has sparked widespread speculation about the substance — with some users suggesting it could be 'pink cocaine,' although no official confirmation has been made.
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In a viral video, Stefon Diggs is seen casually conversing with three women who allegedly called him 'Daddy' before he handed them a bag containing a pink substance. One user on X (formerly Twitter) commented, 'Yikes: NFL fans are speculating that Stefon Diggs handed these three girls what looks to be pink c*caine after he asked them to call him Daddy.' Similar reactions quickly followed, with some suggesting Diggs was 'serving pink cocaine' and labeling him 'a football player, pimp, and drug dealer.'
Stefon Diggs early life and career
Stefon Diggs' path from a standout high school athlete in Maryland to one of the NFL's premier wide receivers is a story of grit, talent, and unwavering determination. Born on November 29, 1993, in Gaithersburg, Maryland, Diggs grew up with two younger brothers—Trevon and Darez—both of whom also pursued football careers.
At Our Lady of Good Counsel High School, Diggs emerged as a sensation during his junior year, amassing 810 receiving yards and 23 touchdowns. His electrifying play earned him five-star recruit status and the attention of college programs nationwide. But instead of heading far from home, he chose to stay close, enrolling at the University of Maryland to support his family.
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Diggs made an immediate impact at Maryland, racking up 1,896 all-purpose yards as a freshman—nearly breaking the school record. Though injuries hampered his next two seasons, he still managed to tally 2,227 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns before declaring for the 2015 NFL Draft.
Despite being selected in the fifth round by the Minnesota Vikings, Diggs wasted no time making his mark. His defining moment came in 2017 with the legendary 'Minneapolis Miracle'—a dramatic 61-yard touchdown as time expired to defeat the New Orleans Saints in the Divisional Round. As Diggs once put it, 'You've got to go out there and make plays when your number is called.' And he lived by that mantra.
A 2020 trade to the Buffalo Bills launched the next phase of his career. That year, he led the NFL in both receptions (127) and receiving yards (1,535), earning First-Team All-Pro honors. His dominance helped power Buffalo to four consecutive AFC East titles.
In April 2024, Diggs signed with the Houston Texans. Although his debut season was shortened by a torn ACL, he still reached a major milestone—surpassing 10,000 career receiving yards—and even notched his first rushing touchdown.
Through every triumph and challenge, Stefon Diggs has proven himself a relentless competitor and an elite talent. His journey is a powerful reminder that heart, resilience, and dedication can turn dreams into legacy.
(With TOI inputs)
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