Offset Spreads the Love & Surprises Women at Walmart With Bouquets: ‘Offset Finna Snatch Our Grandmas’
Offset is spreading the love ahead of his GMFU album.
The Atlanta native stopped by a Walmart on Wednesday (Oct.
21) and blessed numerous women with flower bouquets; many were caught off-guard by his kind gesture.
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He delivered each bouquet with a heartwarming message to uplift them.
“All beautiful queens deserve to be celebrated every day & night,” Set captioned the clip on Instagram.
Fans had plenty to say in his comment section, which drew a mixed reaction.
“Offset rebranding into a gentle ladies man….. okkkkkk,” one person wrote.
Another added: “Definitely not impressed.” A fan joked: “Offset finna snatch our grandmas!” There was also a contingent of Bardi Gang loyalists in the comments wondering why he isn’t gifting flowers to Cardi B , with whom he shares three children.
“Go give your baby mama flowers too she’s a woman,” a fan chimed in.
Offset has a penchant for buying lavish flowers for his loved ones.
When he was still with Cardi, Set would often turn their home into a garden with heart-shaped floral arrangements for occasions such as her birthday, Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day.
He notoriously spent $15,000 on flowers spelling out “Take me back, Cardi” while trying to win her over on stage during Cardi’s performance at Rolling Loud in 2018, which he interrupted to do so.
After seven years together, Cardi B filed for divorce from Offset for a second time in July 2024, and a settlement has yet to be finalized.
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