Cardi B claims Offset is delaying the divorce due to tax debts, financial demands, and property demands
The ‘Am I the Drama?’ rapper filed for divorce from the Migos alum last July.
The Bronx emcee claims Offset won’t agree to a divorce unless she covers his taxes and relinquishes the property
Cardi B asserts Offset is delaying their divorce process due to issues with property and finances.
During a livestream on X Spaces on Monday (Sept. 22), Cardi expressed her frustrations about her ongoing.
During a Twitter Spaces session on September 22, 2025, she mentioned that Offset is refusing to sign their divorce papers unless she covers his multimillion-dollar tax debts, provides millions in cash, and transfers one of her properties. The couple, married since 2017 and parents to three children, separated after Cardi filed for divorce in August 2024 due to irreconcilable differences; she has primary custody and pays child support, while Offset faces financial difficulties, including tax liens and lawsuits. This revelation underscores the ongoing tensions in their California divorce proceedings, which are being conducted under community property laws, with no immediate response from Offset.
Divorce proceedings with the former Migos member, as heard in the video clip below.
“The only reason why I’m still married is because somebody wants me to pay for their taxes,” Cardi B said during the stream, without calling out Offset by his name. “Y’all wanna know the tea? The only way I can get out of my marriage is if I pay for somebody else’s taxes, even though I pay for my own, and give them one of my properties. I’mma fight for that. This is not no love shit. I’m not gonna stop living my life.”
Cardi started the stream following a surge of criticism after she announced she’s pregnant with her fourth child—her first with her boyfriend Stefon Diggs, just days before her new album Am I the Drama? is released.
Among those critics was Crissle West, co-host of The Read, who stated that children “need parents who are very mindful and deliberate about bringing [them] into the world, choosing to guide you into adulthood.”
