Offset Demands 50/50 Asset Split and Joint Custody in Divorce Battle with Cardi B

Offset has officially laid out his terms in his ongoing divorce from Cardi B, requesting joint custody of their children and an equal division of marital assets. The legal battle between the two hip-hop stars is shaping up to be one of the most high-profile splits in the entertainment industry.

Offset Seeks Joint Custody and Equal Asset Division

According to legal documents obtained by TMZ, the former Migos rapper is requesting joint custody of his three children with Cardi B: Kulture (6), Wave (3), and their youngest daughter, whose name has yet to be revealed. While Offset acknowledges that Cardi B’s residence should serve as the primary home for their children, he insists on playing an active role in making major decisions about their upbringing, including education, healthcare, and general welfare.

Financially, Offset is advocating for a 50/50 division of all marital assets. Additionally, he has asked the court to determine each parent’s child support obligations and requested that both parties cover their own legal fees.

A Relationship of Highs and Lows

Offset and Cardi B’s relationship has been tumultuous since its inception. The pair started dating in 2017 and secretly tied the knot that same year. They made their relationship public shortly after, and in 2018, they welcomed their first child, Kulture. The couple briefly split in 2018 but reconciled in 2019, eventually having their second child, Wave, in 2021.

In the summer of 2024, Cardi B announced she was pregnant with their third child and subsequently filed for divorce. The rapper and entrepreneur took to Instagram to share her reasoning, stating:

“Slowly but surely, everybody gotta go their separate ways. My kids gotta get used to that—‘No, you’re not going to come home every single day and your dad is gonna be here.’ Slowly, but surely.”

Since the split, the two have lived separately but have occasionally come together for family events. However, tensions have remained high between them.

Public Accusations and Social Media Clashes

Despite initially defending Offset against claims that he was unsupportive, Cardi B later changed her tone, publicly accusing Offset and his mother of financial misconduct. In a heated social media exchange in January 2025, Cardi B alleged:

“I ain’t listen after you and your momma robbed me. Yeah, you and your mom robbed me cold, wiped my nose. Told you stop f**ing playing with me.”*

Offset did not publicly respond to these accusations, but he has also taken shots at Cardi B. In a Twitter exchange, he accused her of infidelity. Shortly afterward, he released his latest single, ‘Ten’, in which he seemingly addresses their rocky relationship:

“I don’t need you, I got money/ I don’t miss you, I got money/ Love you, but not like money.”

The lyrics also seem to confirm previous allegations of infidelity on his part:

“I ain’t sorry ’bout s**, what you talkin’ ’bout?/ You knew a n**a was a dog like a Rottweiler/ So many hoes, I do the most when I’m out.”

New Romantic Links and Moving On

Following their separation, both Cardi B and Offset have been linked to new love interests. Cardi B was spotted spending Valentine’s Day with NFL star Stefon Diggs, while Offset has been seen with models Melanie Jayda and Anok Yai, the latter of whom appeared in the ‘Ten’ music video.

What’s Next?

As their divorce proceedings continue, the battle over custody and finances remains unresolved. While Offset pushes for joint custody and a 50/50 asset division, Cardi B has not yet publicly responded to his latest filing. With both artists having built multimillion-dollar empires through music, endorsements, and business ventures, the financial aspect of their divorce could become highly complex.

For now, fans and legal experts alike will be watching closely as this high-profile divorce unfolds, potentially setting a precedent for future celebrity separations.