Cardi B 'Wishes Nothing But The Worst' For 'Narcissistic' Offset In Latest Rant

Cardi B and Offset's divorce seems to have taken a dramatic turn, as the rapper recently called out her estranged husband in a series of fiery social media posts.

Late Tuesday night, Cardi took to X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, to express her unfiltered thoughts about Offset, stating that she wished "the worst on this man." She further emphasized her feelings by declaring that she had "never hated somebody so much" and suggested that anyone interested in the rapper should feel free to take him off her hands.

Cardi B's latest rant comes after she slammed a prank caller who called CPS on her children while she was in the hospital.

The "WAP" rapper completely went off on her estranged husband, Offset, in a now-deleted series of posts.

"Bro I wish the worst on this man... I never hated somebody sooo much and these b-tches be so [thirsty] to have him please take this man off my hands this garbage bag is too heavy!!!" she wrote.

When one user told her to "stop" because he is "the father of your children," she responded, "Yea he is that's why I don't wish death.. but I truly hate this dirty a-- narcissistic piece of sh-t... And his family and his friends never check him that's why he always going to be a piece of sh-t of a person."

Another user claimed, "Yep, you still love him," to which Cardi said, "No I don't. I want him to get hit by a f-cking truck... He really is just a dark cloud on anybody life he enters."

It is unclear what prompted her latest fiery rant.

This week has already been particularly stressful for Cardi, who disclosed that she fell victim to a prank call that prompted Child Protective Services to conduct a welfare check at her home.

As The Blast reported, in a heated Instagram Live session from her hospital bed on Monday, where she has been for several days, the rapper expressed her frustrations and issued a warning to the caller who reportedly informed CPS that her three children, whom she shares with estranged husband Offset, were being abused and beaten.

“We don’t play that sh-t. My kids live great,” she told her followers. “My kids have never been touched, never gotten hit, no matter how annoying they are. I never hit my kids.”

"Motherf-ckers have taken sh-t too f-cking far when you mess with my f-cking kids," she added.

Cardi stated that she plans to hire a private investigator and pursue legal action against the individual responsible for the prank call.

“For the Child Protective Services to come to my f-cking house?” she continued. “Not my house, my gated mansion at 11 p.m. while my children are sleeping because there’s an anonymous call that there been going on that my kids have been getting abused and beaten. Are you f-cking dumb?”

"I promise you this, I’m gonna sue CPS for f-cking coming to my house at whatever the f-ck time it is," she continued. "[I will] sue the person that did this anonymous call.”

Cardi B and Offset have navigated numerous challenges throughout their relationship, including in December 2018 when Offset's infidelity came to light, resulting in a brief separation.

Although they reconciled in early 2019, the couple has since decided to part ways, with Cardi filing for divorce and seeking primary custody of their children, showing no indication that she is reconsidering her choice.

“It’s not something that happened overnight… They’ve both been on the same page. There wasn’t [pushback]. They’ve grown apart, and that feeling has gotten stronger over time. It’s become unavoidable,” a source told Page Six.

Despite going off on a recent social media rant, Cardi B previously said she wants "friendship."

“All the divorce things that happen, I want peace and I want friendship. I just want, like, a healthy co-parenting relationship, and co-parenting means no f–king, no flirting … I want peace," she told Billboard. "I want to be like my mom and my dad, they don’t f–k with each other, they just there for me and my sister.”

The two have been married since September 2017.