Rapper Offset has deactivated his Instagram account following public accusations from his estranged wife Cardi B, who claimed he has been harassing her. The incident escalated after Offset seemingly questioned the paternity of Cardi B’s newborn son with NFL star Stefon Diggs.
On Tuesday, Page Six confirmed that Offset’s Instagram profile was no longer accessible, displaying a message that the profile isn’t available. This move came after Cardi B took to X in a since-deleted post to express that she feels “threatened” by the ongoing harassment. She detailed that the behavior has persisted for over a year, making her fear for her safety and emphasizing the gravity of the situation in her social media statements.
Cardi B’s frustration spilled over to other platforms, including Spaces, where she shared, “I’m really tired of getting harassed and when I get harassed privately and I ignore [it], that’s when I start getting harassed publicly.” She referenced crime documentaries and the prevalence of violence against women, adding that she sometimes lies awake wondering if her experiences are normal, given the dangers highlighted in media and real-life cases.
The catalyst for this latest outburst appears to be a deleted Instagram Story from Offset, in which he wrote “My kid lol” after news surfaced that Cardi B had welcomed a baby with Stefon Diggs. This post, quickly removed, was perceived as casting doubt on the paternity of the child, though Offset’s representative later denied its authenticity, calling it fabricated and part of a misinformation campaign.
In a statement to Page Six, Offset’s rep asserted that any social media posts attributed to him were not genuine. “Cardi responded to misinformation, and the situation escalated unnecessarily,” the representative said. “Offset has remained supportive of Cardi and genuinely wishes her nothing but the best.” This response aimed to clarify Offset’s position and downplay the conflict, but it did little to quell the public discourse.
Cardi B and Offset’s relationship has been under intense public scrutiny for years. They were married for nearly seven years before Cardi B filed for divorce in August 2024, citing growing apart as a primary reason. The couple shares three children—Kulture, Wave, and Blossom—and their separation has been marked by periodic public disputes and attempts at reconciliation, with Cardi B welcoming their youngest child just weeks after initiating the divorce.
Since the split, Cardi B has moved on with Stefon Diggs, publicly confirming their romance in May 2025 after months of speculation. She recently gave birth to their son, her fourth child, and has embraced this new chapter, sharing her joy on Instagram and highlighting her focus on music, family, and personal growth. Diggs, who has children from previous relationships, has been a supportive figure in her life amid the ongoing tensions.
The public nature of this conflict highlights the challenges celebrities face with online harassment and personal boundaries. As both artists navigate their careers and personal lives, the resolution of this dispute remains uncertain, with fans and media closely watching for further developments. Offset’s social media deactivation may be a step toward reducing tensions, but it also underscores broader issues of privacy and accountability in the digital era.
