Cardi B & Offset Reality Wedding Special Underway
Cardi B & Offset Reality Wedding Special Underway
It looks like Cardi B is returning to reality TV after all. Despite the ‘Bodak Yellow’ hit maker vowing that she would not be returning to Love & Hip Hop: NY, it appears that a non-scripted show is already underway.
As you know, over the weekend, Cardi and her boyfriend Migos’ rapper Offset got engaged.
And according to a few comments on social media, Mona Scott-Young already has plans to do a wedding special. It’s no surprise that BET, who recently snagged Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’oir’s wedding special, were trying to get the newly engaged couple to take their talents elsewhere.
Sources tell us that no contract has been finalized and Cardi’s fiance Offset may be opposed to reality TV. Nonetheless, we hear it’s HIGHLY likely that viewers will see the pair walk down the aisle.
Do you think Cardi and Offset should get married on reality TV?
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