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He’s a fan.
Offset showed his Instagram fans just what they were missing after he shared a NSFW video of Cardi B earlier this week.
In the clip, the Migos rapper worshipped his wife and told her how much he had missed her as he grabbed, slapped and even jiggled her bare behind.
“You happy to see me?” Cardi B — whose real name is Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar Cephus — could be heard asking as he continued to grab at her.
“Yes, I miss you so much,” the “Red Room” rapper — real name Kiari Cephus — responded.
In the explicit video, the “WAP” rapper’s face was out of the shot as she laid face-down on a bed with her leggings pulled down to expose her tattooed booty.
While Cardi is no stranger to flashing her bum online, fans of the couple slammed their excessive PDA.
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“I don’t get s—t like this at all, u want the whole world to see ur lady like that??????” one user commented.
“What happened to dignity & self-respect?” another wrote, before bringing up that the couple has two “kids that are going to see this ish one day.”
Cardi, 30, and Offset, 31, originally met in early 2017 before they quietly tied the knot in September of that same year.
However, it’s not always been rose-colored glasses for the couple. In 2018, shortly after they got married, they split up after he cheated on her. They ultimately got back together.
“When me and my husband got into our issues — you know, he cheated and everything — and I decided to stay with him and work together with him, a lot of people were so mad at me; a lot of women felt disappointed in me,” she told Vogue in the 2019 cover story.
But by 2020, Cardi had filed for divorce because they were just “not seeing eye-to-eye.” She decided to give their relationship a third chance a few months later.
Talking about her decision to call off the divorce, Cardi said on “The Jason Lee Show,” “The main thing that I wanted him to stop and everything, he stopped and he changed, and it showed me that he wanted to change for me.
The couple shares daughter Kulture, 4, and son Wave, 1.
