Cardi B Demands Offset Signs Divorce Papers Amid Heated Social Media Exchange: ‘You Sound Like a Dummy’
Cardi B and Offset’s relationship drama played out publicly on Wednesday (Dec. 18) as the former couple aired their dirty laundry with a heated social media spat.
After being spotted in the same nightclub in Miami over the weekend as Offset celebrated his 33rd birthday, the latest argument seemed to be sparked by Cardi accusing Set of following her to the club.
The Migos rapper fired back by posting a photo he took of Cardi earlier in the night proving they were together in an attempt to dispel the narrative.
“Nobody win when the fam fight stop capping to these ppl to make yourself look like the hoe,” he wrote. “It ain’t the look u a fire [woman] good music but you focus on dick and tryna make me look bad focus bra this shit is whack from us both honestly. Drop the album and go up.”
The Grammy-winning rapper didn’t take kindly to Offset’s suggestions and Cardi hopped on X Spaces, claiming she gave Set “spite time” and “attention for one day” but it didn’t mean anything as far as a possible future together.
Cardi followed up on X by demanding he sign their divorce papers so they could both move ahead with their lives.
“So dating because I’m single means I’m just worried about dick?? You sound like a dummy,” she replied. “Trying to be fake nice after you did what you wanted from the beginning trying to push a narrative to these people. Congratulations!! Fuck off and sign the papers TODAY.”
Offset addressed the divorce demand by asking for split custody of their three children and then proceeded to disparage Cardi while calling her “single and miserable.”
“You thought nikkas wasn’t going to be on me cause in your words I got 3 kids in my thirties,” she clapped back. “I’m miserable I don’t bother none of the hoes you fck but every guy I talk to you dming and talkin shit about me like let’s not !”
Cardi B filed for divorce for the second time over the summer, but it appears the terms of the divorce are yet to be finalized. The former couple share 6-year-old Kulture, a 3-year-old son named Wave and a newborn baby girl.
It isn’t often that a manufacturer transforms a hybrid into a nonhybrid; it’s usually vice versa. But that is what Alfa Romeo has planned for the Tonale subcompact SUV. Since the model’s release, it has only been offered as a plug-in hybrid (reviewed separately) in the U.S. market. The new nonhybrid Tonale ditches its battery pack and electric motor for a 268-hp turbo four-cylinder powertrain. The engine is borrowed from the Dodge Hornet, which is built on the same platform as the Tonale and shares much of its sheetmetal and interior bits with the Alfa. In our most recent test of the Tonale Hybrid, we didn’t think that the powertrain was the Tonale’s primary issue but rather its uncommunicative steering, which renders it less engaging to pilot than the larger Alfa Stelvio SUV. While 268 horsepower, all-wheel drive, and respectable standard equipment put the Tonale in the running with other nonhybrid competitors like the BMW X1, Volvo XC40, and Mercedes-Benz GLA-class, a new engine won’t change the fact that those three provide a more refined luxury experience than the Tonale Hybrid. In all likelihood, that will apply to the standard, nonhybrid Tonale as well.
While the hybrid version of the Tonale has been around since the 2024 model year, the gas-only version Tonale is new for 2025. Despite the powertrain difference between the hybrid and nonhybrid Tonale, they are very similar cars inside and out.
The price of the 2025 Alfa Romeo Tonale starts at $38,530 and goes up to $42,930 depending on the trim and options.
We’d spring for the more expensive Veloce, which adds adaptive dampers and paddle shifters. It also comes with the Premium package, which includes quality-of-life-improving features such as leather seats with ventilation up front, driver’s-seat memory, and a hands-free power liftgate.
