"That boy was crying": Cardi B and Stefon Diggs face viral paternity rumor after explosive Offset claim

Social media users have been buzzing this week over explosive claims about Cardi B, NFL star Stefon Diggs and rapper Offset that have gone viral. Within hours the post went viral, racking up thousands of views and reactions across multiple platforms. But with all the attention it received, there was nothing credible to back up the story.The rumor spread because it was a cocktail of celebrity relationships, family speculation and alleged behind-the-scenes drama. However, when you look closer to this, you will see that these claims have not been confirmed and neither Cardi B, Stefon Diggs or Offset has publicly confirmed the allegations making the rounds online.The viral post alleged that Offset had revealed details about a DNA test involving Cardi B and a newborn baby. It also indicated that the results caused a dramatic fallout between Stefon Diggs.The post had the following quotes:"As soon as he found out he left, that boy was crying""I'm finna be back home to my kids now"Soon these comments became the centre of online discussions. Screenshots of the post were shared again and again and some users took the claims to be true before anything was verified.The problem is that there is no reliable source that has produced evidence that such a DNA test was done. There has also never been a verified live broadcast of Offset making the alleged comments reported. The story is therefore a social media rumour and not a proven fact.Celebrity gossip travels faster than the truth. Thousands of reactions can pour in on a single post before the most basic questions even get answered. In this case, there are many open questions surrounding the viral claim.Neither Cardi B, Offset or Stefon Diggs have made a statement to back up the story. Major entertainment and sports outlets have reported on the story of alleged DNA testing, but there is no evidence to verify it. The claim cannot be considered factual without documentation, first hand confirmation, or credible reporting.This is another example of how quickly misinformation can spread online. Big names get attention of course and sensational stories often take on a life of their own before the truth can be known.For now, readers are advised to take the rumor with a large grain of salt. The post has sparked much conversation, but there’s no evidence Offset made the alleged statement, no proof a DNA test produced the claimed result and no confirmation that Stefon Diggs left Cardi B due to the allegation. The viral story seems to be unverified and false as it stands.