Social Media Reacts To Cardi B & Offset Splitting After 1 Year Marriage
Social Media Reacts To Cardi B & Offset’s Split
Fans, critics and social media users were a bit stunned to learn that Cardi B and Offset had called it quits. As previously reported, Cardi posted a video saying that
“things just haven’t been working out between us for a long time.”
She explained,
“I guess we just grew out of love, but we’re not together anymore.”
Cardi B says
“it might take time to get a divorce.”
Offset also responded
“Y’all won.”
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The news began immediately trending on social media. See reactions below.
The couple got married in September 2017 and welcomed a baby girl in July. Cardi B is scheduled to appear in court Friday over allegations stemming from an altercation at a New York City bar.
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