Cardi B wants compensation for ‘getting hit by a damn truck’ amid messy divorce

Cardi B And Offset‘s divorce appears to have taken a controversial turn… the rapper just set her baby daddy on fire in a series of heated tweets.

Late Tuesday night, Cardi shared her candid thoughts on Offset on X… telling her followers that she “wished the worst for this man.”

Continuing, the “Up” rapper stated that she had “never hated anyone so much” and encouraged those thirsty for the Migos member to take him off their hands.

When a fan encouraged Cardi to stop trashing the father of her children, the couple shares a daughter Cultureson Golf and a newborn daughter — the Grammy winner doubled down and accused Offset of being a narcissist.

She wrote… “I really hate this nasty, narcissistic piece of shit… and his family and his friends never control him, that’s why he will always be a piece of shit.”

Although Cardi made it clear that she doesn’t wish Offset “dead,” she suggested that she wouldn’t mind seeing her ex seriously injured.

She continued… “I do [sic] him getting hit by a truck… He’s basically just a dark cloud for every life he enters.”

There’s currently no word on what prompted Cardi to fire up her former flame… but she has apparently changed her mind, as she has since deleted X’s posts.

This has already been an exciting week for Cardi, who revealed that she is the… victim of a joke this resulted in child protective services conducting a welfare check at her home.

However, Offset wasn’t responsible for the call… with Cardi later defending her ex and saying CPS was called “on both of us.”

Cardi filed for divorce in August, while pregnant with her and Offset’s third child. The couple, who married in 2017, have been on and off over the years… with Cardi even filing for divorce once before in 2020.

The duo’s split has had both amicable and messy moments. While the exes could come together to give son Wave a birthday party in September, later clashed via Instagram Live …bringing new accusations of infidelity and more.