Cardi B and Offset are giving marriage another chance.
After Cardi filed for divorce from the Migos rapper on Sept. 15 after three years of marriage — with the “WAP” rapper asking for primary legal and physical custody of their daughter, Kulture — an attorney for Offset (born Kiari Kendrell Cephus) confirmed to Billboard in a statement on Monday (Nov. 2) that the divorce is off.
“I can confirm that the divorce filed by Cardi B has been dismissed. My firm and I have always been an advocate for helping fathers protect what’s most important to them — their families and their children,” said Atlanta attorney Onyema Anene Farrey of Anene Farrey & Associates, LLC. “That was no different here. We remain in Offset’s corner and in support of him and his future. He thanks his fans for their continued love and support.”
According to the Fulton County Magistrate’s website, the divorce case was dismissed without prejudice.
After what seemed like a hard break in their at-times topsy-turvy relationship, the couple appeared to reconcile recently when they packed on the PDA at Cardi’s birthday party in October. She later explained why they reconciled, putting it simply in an Instagram Live video, “Listen y’all, I’m just a crazy b—h. You know how I be arguing with y’all on social media? That’s exactly how we are, between me and my man. So when people be saying I be doing s–t for attention, with this and that, no, I’m just a crazy b—-h. … One day I’m happy, the next day I wanna beat a n—a up … I just be starting to miss [him]… It’s hard not to talk to your best friend. It’s really hard not to talk to your best friend. And it’s really hard to have no d–k.”
A hearing in the divorce case was originally set for Nov. 4.
