Cardi B and Offset sued for trashing their rented Los Angeles home

Cardi B and Offset are being sued for trashing their rented Los Angeles home. The ‘Bodak Yellow’ hitmaker – who confirmed earlier this month she had split from the Migos rapper – and her estranged spouse moved into the property in early 2020 and lived there with their two children, Kulture, five, and two-year-old Wave, for “approximately 20 months”, and their former landlord is now suing them for unpaid rent, utility fees and “significant property damage” to the abode.

According to documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, the pair allegedly “vacated the home without notice” in October 2023, having “failed to pay rent and utilities for a period of time”.

The company, Rapkin and Associates, is looking to reclaim that money, as well as receive damages to compensate for “permanent stains and scratches” on the limestone tile floors, rugs, and curtains, and colored paint marks on the white leather couches and dining room leather chairs.”

The landlords also alleged the family left behind “burn marks on tables, counters, couches, chairs, and cabinets; broken furniture; broken speakers; and excessive holes and marks on the walls”, and claim it could cost them up to $85,000 (about R1.5-million) to get the luxury property back to the right standard.

They claimed they had tried to resolve the issue before filing a lawsuit but were ignored. Neither Cardi nor Offset has yet responded to the lawsuit. Earlier this month, the ‘Money’ singer confirmed she and Offset had split but she had been too “afraid” to admit they were not together for some time.

Addressing fan speculation after Cardi and Offset unfollowed one another on Instagram, she said in a Live video on the site: “I’ve been single for a minute now, but I have been afraid to like – not afraid I just don’t know how to tell the world. But I feel like today has been a sign.

“The last time I got on Live I kind of wanted to tell you guys, but I didn’t know how to tell you, so I changed my mind. But it has been like this for a minute now. I just took it as a sign.”

And Cardi, who married Offset in 2017, is excited about making a new start. She added: “I wanna start 2024, like, fresh, open. I don’t know. I’m curious for a new life, for a new beginning. And yeah, I’m excited.”

The couple previously split in 2018 shortly after their daughter was born amid rumors the Migos rapper – who has three children from previous relationships – had been unfaithful, but by early 2019, Cardi admitted they were “working things out”. However, she went on to file for divorce in 2020, only to call off the proceedings months later.

In other news – Ali Wong files for divorce from Justin Hakuta

Ali Wong has filed for divorce from Justin Hakuta over a year after announcing their separation. The Beef star and comedian, 41, cited “irreconcilable differences” in divorce documents obtained by PEOPLE and noted the date of her separation from Hakuta, 41, as of April 10, 2022. The pair are stated to have a prenuptial agreement in place.

Wong is seeking joint legal and physical custody of their two children daughters Mari, 8, and Nikki, 6. The documents also stated that the actress and Hakuta are in mediation over their assets. Read More

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