In a candid conversation, Cardi B shared that divorce might have saved her from prison.
Amid the tumultuous split with Offset, Cardi B opened up about how close she came to her breaking point. Speaking during an X Spaces chat, she revealed she felt mentally exhausted and even suffered physically, experiencing severe headaches and a loss of appetite.
“I don’t think people understand how tired I was,” Cardi confessed. Her mental state was severely affected, and she felt like she was “literally losing [her] mind” during the last days of their marriage. She granted Offset multiple chances, hoping for change, but ultimately it seemed too much to bear.
The rapper didn’t hold back, saying she might have ended up in jail if their relationship hadn’t ended. “I was gonna end up going to jail. Cause I was gonna end up killing him,” she said about the intense stress she was facing.
Meanwhile, Offset commented on Cardi’s new romance with NFL player Stefon Diggs. After videos emerged of Cardi getting cozy with Diggs on a yacht, Offset threw shade, questioning the legitimacy of their relationship with a social media post stating, “Good roll out n PR.”
The backdrop to this drama includes their ongoing divorce proceedings, which began before the arrival of their third child. Offset requested joint custody and financial support post-divorce, although he hasn’t specified an amount.
The rapper also wants Cardi’s residence to be the main home for their children. Property division and covering legal fees remain topics on the table, making the split all the more complex.
Rumors further fueled the situation when it was alleged Cardi might have cheated with Diggs while pregnant with their child, though it remains gossip at this point.
Cardi B’s revelations highlight the strain of her marriage, illustrating her desperation leading to their split. With relationships and legalities intertwining, the saga between Cardi B and Offset continues to capture public interest, underlining the emotional and practical challenges of high-profile separations.
