JT Slams Cardi B On Social Media And Makes Shocking Allegations About Her NFL Star Boyfriend Stefon Diggs

The online beef between Cardi B and City Girls rapper JT has taken a serious turn, resulting in explosive allegations being made against Cardi B's soon-to-be baby's father, NFL star Stefon Diggs.

After Cardi B dissed JT on her new album, the City Girls rapper clapped back with a series of damning posts on X, formerly known as Twitter.

JT's accusations about Diggs, who currently plays for the New England Patriots, came days after Cardi B announced her pregnancy with his child, sending social media users into a spiral.

On Tuesday, September 23, JT let loose on social media, taking aim at both Cardi B and her new partner, Diggs.

One specific post was of a resurfaced interview between a man named Chris Blake Griffith and a blogger known as Tasha K.

In the video, Griffith accused Diggs of sexually assaulting him and later attempting to murder him after he turned down the athlete's alleged sexual advances.

JT captioned the post, "This is f-cking NUTTS [and] sad." She went on, explaining how she stands with gay men and how she believes they "should be protected" from harm. "I feel like this isn't being taken seriously enough," she wrote.

And the posts didn't stop there, as JT later replied to a social media user who lamented that the sexual assault allegations against Diggs were not being taken seriously.

"CARDI B BABY FATHER A GAY MAN!!!!!!!!!!" JT wrote in another post. "Not because of how he dress or express his self but because CHRIS said it out of his mouth!!!! JUSTICE FOR CHRIS I stand with the gays!!!!!"

JT's posts on X come on the heels of Cardi B's sophomore album, "Am I the Drama?" In the 23-track project, Cardi B takes shots at several of the industry's rising stars, including Ice Spice, Bia, and, of course, JT and her partner, Lil Uzi Vert.

In the song "Magnet," the former VH1 star went for the jugular, calling JT a "fake" friend before claiming she's disingenuous.

Cardi B later shifted her focus to Lil Uzi Vert, who is known for wearing very eccentric pieces of clothing, and mocked him over his sense of style.

"All that d-ck ridin', still ain't get no feature-a-s b-tch (Haha) / She just mad she got a n-gga she be sharin' bags with (Shh) / My n-gga cheat, but I don't stick no dildos in his a-s, b-tch (Haha) / You look a hot mess (Hahaha), easily impressed-ass b-tch," Cardi B rapped over the beat.

JT, however, seemed unbothered by Cardi B's bars about her partner, writing on X about her love for Lil Uzi Vert and his flamboyant personality.

"Yes, my man does [carry bags]! mind his business works hard, take care of his family! inspired his generation & doesn't snatch a-s! His style is what made him LIL UZI!!!! We are talking about Chris right now. FOCUS!" she wrote.

JT's allegations stirred up a firestorm online, with many users accusing her of deflecting from Cardi B's disses by spreading misinformation.

"You're a clown for this," a user wrote. "Yes, of course, sexual assault should be taken seriously [and] thoroughly investigated, but we all know you really don't care about this alleged victim. You're only 'speaking out' about it because Cardi DOG WALKED YOU on her album."

Another user agreed, calling JT's posts "performative" before inquiring about her whereabouts when the story first broke in October 2024.

Other users fiercely defended JT, with one person calling Diggs the "Diddy of the sports industry."

Another posted, "Cardi, I'm gonna be honest with you, I don't trust or like Stefon Diggs. You can do so much better ... you're so authentic, too authentic for these men."

JT wasn't the only rapper in Cardi B's crosshairs on the new album. She also slammed Ice Spice, calling her a "snow-faced b-tch," and took aim at BIA on the track "Pretty and Petty."

"Name five BIA songs, gun pointin' to your head," she rapped on the song before calling the performer "Diarrhea BIA."

According to a previous report from The Blast, Cardi B mentioned BIA directly because of her negative comments about her three children.

"You mentioned my kids tryna be cute," Cardi B said. "She did her little diss and it was trash… I could've [left] it at that, but everything on social media is gonna be seen. When my kids grow up one day and they see that you mentioned them, they're gonna ask me, 'So what you said? What you did [in response]?' I'm not gonna tell my kids, 'I felt like she took the high road cause she lost, cause people wasn't on her side.' Nah, I'm not sayin' that to my kids. I'm [gonna be] like, 'You see how I violated?'"