Offset, Cardi B's ex-husband, deactivated his social media accounts, including Instagram, amid a media storm sparked by harassment accusations made by the rapper.

Cardi B recently publicly accused Offset of stalking her, after that the rapper questioned the paternity of her first child with Stefon Diggs.

Through a post on her X account, which she later deleted, the singer expressed that Offset's actions have made her feel threatened.

Offset's decision to deactivate his social media accounts appears to be an attempt to reduce the impact of the controversy and avoid spreading messages that could escalate the confrontation.

This situation comes days after Offset posted a short message on his Instagram stories, which he later deleted, in which he claimed paternity of the rapper's baby, according to Page Six.

“My kid lol,” the rapper wrote. This sparked Cardi B's fury, who posted a series of messages, which she later deleted, complaining about Offset's relentless harassment. "You guys think it's so funny, but it's not... It's been over a year and I'm still being harassed and threatened to the point where I feel like my life is in danger... It's all fun and games until it's too late," she stated. "Some people will do anything for attention and things can get really ugly with just one post... LEAVE ME ALONE!" the rapper added. The conflict between Cardi B and Offset is not new and is part of a divorce process that has become contentious, marked by cross-accusations and explosive statements regarding child support for their three children. In the past, Cardi B has accused Offset of being an absent father and not contributing financially to their children's support, while he has sought joint custody. in the midst of the separation process that officially began in July 2024.