Stefon Diggs has addressed the public backlash surrounding his relationship with Cardi B after a viral argument between the two sparked breakup rumors. In comments to TMZ, the NFL star insisted there is no serious tension and said Cardi remains an important part of his life. “That’s my child’s mother. I love her to death,” he said, while adding that questions about their exact relationship status should be directed to Cardi herself. He also minimized the confrontation that drew widespread attention, saying he did not even view it as a true argument and noting that he stayed calm during the exchange.
The remarks come after a turbulent stretch for the couple, whose relationship has repeatedly swung between romance, separation, and reunion. Diggs and Cardi B first began dating in 2025 and later made their relationship Instagram-official in June 2025. Their connection deepened when they welcomed a son together, but the pair split in February 2026, leading many fans to assume the relationship was over. Those assumptions changed in May 2026 when the two were seen together again and appeared affectionate at Diggs’ Mother’s Day event, prompting speculation that they had reconciled.
That optimism faded days later when the couple was filmed arguing outside a coffee shop and gym in Maryland. The footage quickly spread online and fueled fresh questions about whether their reunion had fallen apart. Cardi B later responded to the incident in a lighthearted way on social media, suggesting the confrontation was being blown out of proportion. Her comments framed the situation as a typical argument rather than evidence of a deeper breakup.
The recent attention surrounding Diggs and Cardi has also been complicated by separate allegations involving Diggs’ former personal chef, Jamila Adams. Adams publicly claimed that Diggs mistreated Cardi during her pregnancy and after the birth of their child. She also alleged in court testimony that she had previously been romantically involved with Diggs before taking on the role of live-in chef in 2025. Diggs has denied those accusations. In the legal case tied to Adams’ allegations, a jury ultimately found him not guilty of felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault charges after a two-day trial.
Together, the breakup rumors, public argument, reunion speculation, and outside allegations have kept Diggs and Cardi B in the spotlight throughout 2026. Despite the headlines, Diggs is now making clear that he does not see the Maryland incident as a sign of lasting trouble. His message is simple: the situation was exaggerated, the relationship remains intact, and there is no bad blood between them.
