Prior to this, the 'Bodak Yellow' raptress was filmed seemingly trying to break up the physical fight between her husband and his cousin over a Takeoff special tribute at the awards show.
- Feb 9, 2023
AceShowbiz - Cardi B seemingly has a lot on her mind. The "Bodak Yellow" raptress was spotted looking glum during a shopping spree with her husband Offset following his alleged fight with Quavo over a Takeoff tribute at the 2023 Grammy Awards.
The Bronx femcee looked somber as she stepped out with her husband in Los Angeles on Tuesday, February 7, two days after the Migos musician brawled backstage with Quavo at the awards show.
During the outing, Cardi went make-up free as she indulged in some retail therapy with Offset. The "WAP" hitmaker wore a black hoodie and joggers as she walked around a store, with her hair tied back in a messy updo. Offset, in the meantime, walked around the mall separately while clad in a graphic print hoodie and joggers, while toting a gray canvas bag.
The sighting marked the first time the pair have been seen in public together since Cardi was filmed seemingly trying to break up the physical fight, which saw the rappers have to be pulled apart. In the footage, Cardi could be heard yelling, seemingly at her husband Offset and his cousin Quavo, during what appeared to be a physical altercation backstage at the Grammys. "Both of y'all wrong. This is not right!" she shouted. "No b****h, shut the f**k up cuz you shouldn't have been talking."
It's reported that Quavo prevented Offset from joining him on stage to give a special tribute to Takeoff during the In Memoriam segment at the Grammys. It was previously said that the Recording Academy asked Offset to join Quavo during his performance of "Without You".
From there, the two were alleged to have gotten into a physical altercation that resulted in the two of them being pulled apart from one another. It's also reported that Quavo was the one who "started the fight."
A few hours after the reports emerged, Offset turned to Twitter to set the record straight. The "Ric Flair Drip" rapper flat-out denied fighting with Quavo just before the latter hit the stage to pay tribute to Takeoff, writing, "What tf look like fighting my brother [y'all] n***as is crazy."
Takeoff was shot and killed at a bowling alley in Houston on November 1 last year after an altercation broke out over a dice game. Police have arrested Patrick Xavier Clark, 33, as a suspect in the murder, and Cameron Joshua, 22, who was charged with the unlawful carrying of a weapon in connection to the shooting.
