Cardi B Alleges Offset Is Threatening Her Life and Using the Internet Against Her

Cardi B Threatens Legal Action Over CPS Prank Call 
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Cardi B’s allegations against Offset have reignited a troubling conversation about harassment, revenge porn, and the dangers women face when trying to leave a relationship. The Afro-Latina rapper took to X Spaces, where she accused Offset of sending intimate videos of the two of them to someone she was involved with. She claimed he has been harassing both her and her new partner, sending explicit voice memos, and using online bloggers to manipulate the narrative. 

“He sent a text message to somebody I was dealing with of me and him having sex,” she said. That accusation amounts to revenge porn, a form of digital abuse used to humiliate and control victims. Cardi described being threatened and harassed, saying Offset had repeatedly sent her messages claiming he would harm himself and her. “You’ve been harassing me and the man I’ve been dealing with for months,” she said. 

 

Cardi B Exposes the Reality of Leaving an Abusive Relationship

The situation exposes a reality that many women, especially Latinas, know too well. Leaving a relationship is not always as simple as walking away. The fear of retaliation, manipulation, and public humiliation often keeps victims in unsafe situations. Studies show that rejecting a man can carry serious consequences. A report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that nearly half of all female homicide victims in the U.S. are killed by a current or former intimate partner. Another study published in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence revealed that women who reject a man’s advances —whether in relationships or casual interactions — can face violent retaliation. 

Revenge porn adds another layer of harm, turning intimate moments into weapons. The National Organization for Women reports that revenge porn is part of sexual and online harassment, with Latinas and other women of color being targeted at disproportionately high rates. The psychological toll is profound. Victims often experience anxiety, depression, and social isolation, and some even face job loss or threats to their safety. 

What Women Can Do to Protect Themselves

The law is slowly catching up. In the U.S., revenge porn is illegal in 48 states, though penalties vary. Victims can take legal action, but navigating the system requires resources and support. Organizations like the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative offer legal guidance, while the National Domestic Violence Hotline provide immediate help for those experiencing harassment and abuse. Latinas facing cultural or language barriers can turn to organizations such as Esperanza United, which specializes in supporting Latina survivors of domestic violence. 

Cardi B’s allegations expose the darker reality of control and harassment that many women endure. Leaving an unhealthy relationship should not come with the fear of retaliation. Yet, for too many women, it does. 

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