Cardi B and Offset's Christmas quarrel looks to have arrived a bit late! The famous pair, who have previously made headlines, ...

Cardi B is saying enough is enough. The rapper, 32, seemingly accused her estranged husband, Offset, 33, and his mom, Latabia Woodward, of robbing her. “I ain’t listen after you and your momma ...

Cardi B has seemingly had enough of estranged husband Offset. The "WAP" singer alleged that the Migos alum (real name Kiari Kendrell Cephus) and his mother, Latabia Woodward, had stolen from ...

The calendar may have turned to 2025, but the Cardi B and Offset drama has spilled into the new year. Cardi took to X Spaces on Tuesday (Jan. 14) where she accused her estranged husband along with ...

Daniele Venturelli/Getty; Marc Piasecki/WireImage Cardi B and Offset are beefing once again. The "Bodak Yellow" rapper, 32, seemingly accused her estranged husband, 33, and his mother, Latabia ...

The fiery feud continues as they prepare for a high-stakes bankruptcy showdown in February. Cardi B and Tasha K are gearing up for yet another courtroom showdown, this time in the Southern ...

The calendar may have turned to 2025, but the Cardi B and Offset drama has spilled into the new year. Cardi took to X Spaces on Tuesday (Jan. 14) where she accused her estranged husband along with his ...

Cardi B is making a bold statement, telling fans she’s done “acting nice” and is ready to “violate.” On January 14, 2025, Cardi took to X (formerly Twitter) to announce her shift in ...

Nearly three years after one of the most aggressive cliffhangers in recent memory, the mysterious Apple series is about to ...

A woman who was arrested after a car was driven on the wrong side of the M5 in Devon has been released on police bail. Police were made aware of a motorist in a yellow car driving the wrong way on ...

Cardi B has accused Offset and his mother of robbing her. The 32-year-old rap star - who split from Offset in 2024 - has taken to social media to accuse her estranged husband and his mom of stealing ...

EDMONTON - Three Alberta disability advocacy groups say they’re shocked and saddened after learning the provincial government plans to back out of their funding contracts more than a year early.