Cardi B slams ‘dirty ass narcissistic’ estranged husband Offset in series of now-deleted tweets: ‘I wish the worst on this man’
Cardi B slammed her “dirty ass narcissistic” estranged husband, Offset, in a series of now-deleted tweets amid their ongoing divorce.
“Bro I wish the worst on this man,” she wrote early Wednesday, according to screenshots shared online.
“I never hated somebody soooo much and these bitches be so [thirsty] to have him please take this man off my hands this garbage bag is to (sic) heavy!!”
A fan then told the “WAP” rapper, 32, to “stop” bashing the father of her three kids.
Cardi — born Belcalis Almánzar — replied, “Yea he is that’s why I don’t wish him death ..but I truly hate this dirty ass narcissistic piece of s–t…And his family and his friends never check him that’s why he always going to be a piece of s–t of a person.”
The “I Like It” rapper then said though she doesn’t want Offset — whose real name is Kiari Cephus — to get “hit by a f–kin truck,” she said he is a “dark cloud” on anybody’s life he enters.
Cardi then told her followers that the Migos emcee, also 32, no longer lives with her and that she doesn’t feel he is responsible for the CPS calls that have been made to her house.
“He a loser but he didn’t do that…it was a prank call he had to fly out and I couldn’t be there cause I’m hospitalized,” she tweeted.
In August, Page Six exclusively reported that the former “Love & Hip Hop” star filed for divorce Offset.
Since then, the “Motorsport” collaborators — who secretly tied the knot in 2017 — have exchanged shots at each other online.
In September, Offset claimed his estranged wife slept with another man while she was pregnant with their third child.
“U f–ked with a baby inside, tell the truth!!” the dad of six commented on Cardi’s Instagram Live, per a video shared on X.
Not long after, the “Up” rapper seemingly confirmed the accusation on X, writing, “AND DID !!!!!!”
The estranged couple share three kids together: Kulture, 6, Wave, 3, and a baby girl, who was born in September.
