Key Points:
- Offset now wants Cardi B to pay him spousal support in their ongoing divorce.
- He still wants joint custody, but the kids would live mainly with Cardi.
- Cardi B is much richer than Offset, which may explain his new request.
Rapper Offset has officially changed his divorce request from Cardi B. He now wants her to pay him spousal support. The update came in early May 2025 when he filed an amended legal document.
Offset did not say how much money he wants. But he made it clear that he expects Cardi B to help him out financially. This is a major twist in their long-running divorce.
Cardi B first filed for divorce in August 2024. Since then, things have been up and down between the two stars.
Joint Custody Still on the Table
Offset is still asking for joint custody of their children. This means he wants both parents to raise the kids together. However, he wants the children to live mainly with Cardi B.
That part of his request has not changed since the beginning. He seems to trust that Cardi’s home is the best place for their kids.
Still, the couple have argued many times on social media. At one point, Cardi even said she wouldn’t care if Offset got hit by a truck. It’s clear their relationship is far from friendly.
Money Talks: Cardi B Is Worth More
Offset’s net worth is around $30 million. Cardi B, on the other hand, is said to be worth between $80 and $100 million.
With that big gap in money, Offset might be feeling the pressure. His request for spousal support suggests he wants to even the score.
Earlier in the case, he also asked that both sides pay for their own lawyers. That seemed fair. But now, asking for support might stir more drama between them.
The Divorce Has Taken Months
It has been over nine months since the divorce started. But little has changed until now. This new request is the first big update in a while.
Cardi B once defended Offset. She said he was not a bad father or a “deadbeat.” But many fans have taken sides.
Now, we will have to wait and see what the court decides. Will Cardi B have to pay? Time will tell.
