New York, NY, September 12, 2024 – (The Clarity Times): Female rapper Cardi B has a new reason to celebrate despite the challenges in her personal life. The 31-year-old rap superstar welcomed her third child on September 7, 2024, just over a month after filing for divorce from Offset.
In a heartfelt Instagram post, Cardi shared touching photos of herself, Offset, 32, and their two older children, Kulture, 6, and Wave, 3, at the hospital alongside their newest addition. “The prettiest lil thing,” Cardi captioned, proudly announcing the birth of their baby girl.
Cardi first revealed her pregnancy on August 1, the same day she filed for divorce from Offset, marking another twist in their seven-year marriage. The couple has had a rollercoaster relationship, filled with breakups, reconciliations, and very public declarations of love. Yet, despite the ups and downs, they’ve always maintained a close bond, with Cardi referring to Offset as her “best friend.”
In her divorce filing, Cardi cited “irreconcilable differences” and requested primary custody of their three children, along with child support. Since tying the knot in 2017, Cardi B and Offset have had their share of public separations, starting with a breakup in 2018 amid cheating rumors, only to reconcile the following year. In 2020, Cardi B filed for divorce but later withdrew the petition, giving their marriage another try.
Even now, as they navigate their split, the two remain supportive of one another. Cardi has openly discussed their friendship, emphasizing that despite the challenges, they continue to cheer each other on. In a Rolling Stone interview, Cardi B shared, “It’s not even about love. We’re best friends. It’s like, ‘How do you stop talking to your best friend?’”
As Cardi B embarks on motherhood again, her fans are eager to see how she balances her thriving career with her family life, all while navigating the ongoing divorce proceedings. For now, the proud parents, Cardi B and Offset are focused on celebrating the arrival of their newest little one.
