Offset Demands Spousal Support in Lingering Cardi B Split
Brace yourselves: in the ultimate “my ex owes me” twist, Offset has filed for spousal support from Cardi B just as their divorce limps toward a two-year anniversary. According to Fulton County court records obtained by TMZ on May 29, 2025, the Migos rapper argues that after nearly six years of marriage, he deserves financial help to maintain the lavish lifestyle they built together. Can you hear the collective eye roll?
Cardi B initially filed for divorce in September 2023, citing irreconcilable differences (People). Since then, both camps have traded legal motion after legal motion—costing untold sums in attorney fees while fans keep refreshing their preferred gossip sites for updates. Offset’s latest move asserts that, despite his own estimated $30 million net worth (Celebrity Net Worth), he isn’t independently flush enough to cover his personal expenses post-split, especially with co-parenting duties for 5-year-old Kulture and baby Wave.
Court docs reportedly list Offset’s monthly budget at a cool $80,000—covering housing, security, personal staff, and designer threads. He wants Cardi to chip in, claiming her continued touring revenues and licensing deals easily dwarf his income. TMZ confirms he’s demanding a yet-to-be-disclosed alimony figure, insisting this isn’t a stunt but a “legitimate legal entitlement.” Funny how entitlement looks suspiciously like a PR talking point when headlines spike the streaming numbers.
Meanwhile, Cardi B’s team, per insider whispers to People, plans to fight this “gender-flipped alimony” request tooth and nail, arguing Offset’s net worth and ongoing music royalties make him self-sufficient. Billboard reports both sides have agreed to mediation in July, but if past bickering is any guide, lawyers will milk every penny out of each other before any deal is done.
Of course, this drama serves as a stark reminder that celebrity splits are never just about feelings—they’re spreadsheets of assets, custody negotiations, and headline-grabbing courtroom theatrics. Will Offset’s bid for spousal support stick? Or will Cardi B emerge victorious, leaving him to his “Get Rich or Die Tryin’” playlist?
So there you have it—another headline in a saga that won’t quit. Buckle up, folks.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ, People, Billboard
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