Cardi B publicly defends Stefon Diggs as allegations resurface: “Not once has that woman said anything to me”

Cardi B has publicly come out in strong support of her boyfriend, Stefon Diggs, amid serious allegations made by his former personal chef. The rapper took to social media on Monday to defend the NFL star, insisting the accusations are false and claiming she has proof to back her stance.The comments came after Diggs was charged in connection with an alleged incident involving a former employee, who accused him of slapping and choking her during a dispute over unpaid wages at his home in early December.As per TMZ, Cardi B addressed the issue directly on X (formerly Twitter) after users questioned her continued support for Diggs. In a now-deleted post, the Grammy-winning artist said the former chef never told her anything about being physically harmed.“Not once has that woman said anything to me about being touched. Not once,” Cardi wrote. She also shared a screenshot of a message that she claimed was sent by the chef, though the full context of the conversation was not clear.Cardi added that she had been in daily contact with the chef until the woman left Diggs’ home. While the post was later deleted, screenshots of the message quickly spread across social media platforms.In her post, Cardi B said she was confident the truth would come out during legal proceedings. She stated that she would allow the courts to decide the matter and demanded apologies from critics if Diggs is cleared.Her comments echoed the position taken by Diggs’ legal team, who have denied the allegations. Diggs’ attorney has described the claims as “unsubstantiated” and said they stem from a financial disagreement rather than any act of violence.Despite the controversy, Diggs has continued to play for the New England Patriots. He featured in Sunday’s game against the Miami Dolphins, finishing with three catches for 43 yards.The Patriots have also expressed support for the wide receiver, stating they are aware of the situation and are monitoring developments closely. Head coach Mike Vrabel has said the team is taking the matter seriously while avoiding premature conclusions.Diggs is scheduled to be arraigned in court on January 23, just two days before the AFC Championship Game. He has categorically denied all charges and has remained largely silent on the matter, citing the ongoing legal process.As the case unfolds, public attention continues to grow, with Cardi B’s outspoken defense adding another layer to an already high-profile situation involving one of the NFL’s biggest names.Also Read: Trevor Lawrence celebrates daughter Shae’s first birthday with sweet pregame tribute