Offset Says Cardi B Should Pay Him Spouse Support—“If I Was Richer, She Would Ask Me Too,” He Says, Taking His Divorce Fight to a Whole New Level

Offset is standing firm on his position in his divorce from Cardi B, arguing that asking for spousal support should not be viewed as a sign that a man is struggling financially.

In comments attributed to the rapper, Offset reportedly explained that his request is about exercising a legal right, not proving that he needs money to survive. He pushed back against the criticism he has received, arguing that financial support should not be treated differently simply because the person requesting it is a man.

Offset also compared the situation to what could happen if the roles were reversed. He suggested that if he had been the wealthier spouse and Cardi B had requested support, many people would describe the situation as part of a fair financial settlement. His argument is that the same principle should apply regardless of gender.

The rapper has also made it clear that he does not consider himself financially dependent on Cardi. Instead, he reportedly believes that if the law provides a spouse with certain rights during divorce proceedings, there should be no shame in pursuing them.

That position has sparked a heated conversation online, particularly among people debating whether traditional expectations about men and women still influence how divorce settlements are viewed.

Offset and Cardi B’s relationship has already gone through years of public highs and lows, including marriage, children, separations, reconciliation attempts, and legal disagreements. Their divorce has now added another complicated chapter to their story.

However, one important point remains: requesting spousal support does not automatically guarantee that a court will award it, or that a specific amount will be paid. The final decision depends on the applicable law and the circumstances of the case.

For Offset, though, the message is clear: if financial rights are available to both spouses, he believes men should be equally willing to use them.