LOS ANGELES: Cardi B and Stefon Diggs appeared to be spending some time apart during the holiday season, seemingly focusing on their children as they navigated the challenges of co-parenting.
The 33-year-old rapper shared festive photos with her children—Kulture, Blossom, and Wave—whom she shares with her estranged husband Offset. Meanwhile, the 32-year-old New England Patriots wide receiver showcased his own kids on Instagram, with the exception of the newborn son he shares with Cardi.
Diggs posted a heartwarming picture holding one of his toddler sons in front of a Christmas tree, captioning it, “One of my boys first Christmas.” He also shared snapshots with his daughter, celebrating the holidays without the presence of the children’s mothers.
Although Cardi and Diggs’ relationship has been under public scrutiny for some time, the athlete still reshared a post from the rapper on his Instagram Stories. On a photo of Cardi holding their newborn son, Diggs wrote, “Miss Yaw!!!” and jokingly added, “Don’t be squeezing him too tight, you making him soft.”
The couple recently welcomed their son amid a wave of speculation and reports about their relationship, including claims that Cardi was initially blindsided by paternity allegations concerning Diggs. Despite the rumours, she later issued a supportive statement, expressing that she was comfortable recognising him as the father of her child alongside his kids with other women.
Sources close to the couple suggest that the holiday separation is more about managing family responsibilities than a sign of deeper conflict. While the pair continues to navigate the complexities of blending families, both appear committed to maintaining a positive environment for their children.
Fans of the couple have taken to social media, expressing both curiosity and support, as Cardi and Diggs balance their high-profile careers, parenthood, and the intense public spotlight that comes with their fame. The holiday season may have given them some much-needed space, but their interactions online suggest that warmth and mutual respect remain present.
