Cardi B and her estranged husband, Offset, reunited for his 33rd birthday celebration in Miami over the weekend. According to a clip shared on social media and reported by Page Six, the WAP songstress was seen performing a racy dance inside a club on Saturday, December 14.
The 32-year-old desperately tried to upstage all of the strippers working at Taboo Miami on Saturday night during her estranged husband Offset’s 33rd birthday bash.
The 32-year-old Grammy winner twerked up a storm while clad in a skintight catsuit – mere feet away from the three-time Grammy nominee’s upper VIP area of ‘the ultimate adult playground.’
Before finding fame, Cardi (born Belcalis Almánzar) famously paid her bills for three and a half years stripping in gentlemen’s clubs in her native New York under the name ‘Camilla.’
At one point, Offset (born Kiari Kendrell Cephus) tossed a stack of $1 dollar bills at his estranged wife, which she proceeded to swat away while looking annoyed.
‘[Because what the f***] you mean “My fine s***” or “My little s***” or “I want you to be my lil s***.” Like I don’t know I don’t like it. Okay, my little fart.’
The half-Dominican, half-Trinidadian star filed for divorce from the Swing My Way rapper on July 31 after separating in November 2023 following six years of marriage.
Cardi has requested primary physical custody of their six-year-old daughter Kulture Kiari Cephus, three-year-old son Wave Set Cephus, and three-month-old infant daughter whose name has not been disclosed.
The Kamala Harris campaigner and Offset previously separated from December 5, 2018 to January 31, 2019 amid cheating allegations, but that was evidently not the issue this time around. The on/off hip-hop power couple’s first date was the 2017 Super Bowl.
Cardi is next scheduled to do a midnight performance during E11EVEN Miami’s NYE Winter Wonderland on December 31 where tickets are going for $275.
The Enough (Miami) rapper will then compete for the best rap performance trophy at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, which air February 2 on CBS/Paramount+.
Cardi still plans on releasing the long-delayed sophomore follow-up to her 2018 debut studio album Invasion of Privacy next year.
