Cardi B sure that ‘hack attack is behind Offset’s messages to Tekashi’s girlfriend’
By Reuters
07 December 2019 |
9:59 am
Cardi B is firing back at gossip linking her husband Offset to text messages with jailed rapper TEKASHI 6IX9INE's girlfriend, insisting her man's Instagram has been hacked.
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