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Cardi B is pregnant with Stefon Diggs’ baby amid divorce and custody headlines

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  • Cardi B announces pregnancy with Stefon Diggs amidst divorce from Offset, balancing tour prep with pregnancy, sparking mixed reactions.

  • Recent legal win and custody case for Diggs overshadow pregnancy news, Cardi feels supported and empowered entering new chapter.

  • Fans divided over news, questioning timing and double standards, Cardi expresses feeling strong and powerful amid personal challenges.

Cardi B just dropped major news, she’s pregnant with her first child with New England Patriots star Stefon Diggs. The rapper, who is finalizing her divorce from Offset, told CBS Mornings she feels “strong and powerful” as she balances her February tour prep with pregnancy. While some fans are celebrating this as the start of a new era, others are questioning the timing and calling out what they see as a double standard.

The announcement follows Cardi’s recent legal win after being cleared in a $24 million civil assault trial, a period she says left her anxious and emotional. Diggs has also been in the headlines, facing a custody case over a child born earlier this year. Still, Cardi credits him for helping her stay grounded and says she feels “safe, confident, and strong” as she enters this next chapter.

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