Cardi B’s Rumored Boyfriend NFL Star Stefon Diggs Allegedly Welcomed Baby w/ IG Model Lord Giselle While Dating Rapper
Cardi B’s Rumored Boyfriend NFL Star Stefon Diggs Allegedly Welcomed Baby w/ IG Model Lord Giselle While Dating Rapper
Did Stefon Diggs welcome a new baby while dating Cardi B? According to the rumor mill, he just might have.
Speculation began when a social media user commented on a post by blog, IGModelTeaRoom, claiming that Stefon Diggs recently had a child with Instagram model Lord Giselle. The post they commented on was about Stefon Diggs dating another woman while he’s allegedly been dating Cardi B.
The original claim reportedly came from the private account, Pardon.The.Gyattt, which eagle-eyed users noticed is followed by Lord Giselle herself.
Amid the rumors, Cardi B shared an Instagram Story that cryptically read, “Arrows gotta fly.”
It’s unclear whether this was a subtle response to the speculation or related to something else entirely.
As of now, Stefon Diggs has not commented on the matter.
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Cardi B’s Rumored Boyfriend NFL Star Stefon Diggs Allegedly Welcomed Baby w/ IG Model Lord Giselle While Dating Rapper
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