Cardi B dismisses Offset reconciliation rumors by liking tweet on 'RHOA' meme 'made up stories'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Cardi B seemed to refute speculations that she and her estranged husband Offset were getting back together after spending Christmas with him and their five-year-old daughter Kulture and two-year-old son Wave.

The 33-year-old Grammy winner seemed to knock down rumors of the former pair getting back together after she 'liked' a meme on X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday, December 27.

Despite their acrimonious separation, which most recently led to the mother-of-two sobbing on an emotional Instagram Live, the couple got back together on December 25 to see their kids receive presents.

Cardi B recently shared a video on Instagram that showed her kids opening gifts as a family, with the voices of the former couple audible in the background.

Cardi B seemed to dispel Offset reconciliation rumors, at least for now

Despite playing the part of Mrs Claus this Christmas, Cardi B and Offset are still not back together, unlike what her social media firmly implies following their separation.

Reconciliation rumors were unavoidably fueled after the 'Bongos' rapper and Offset spent Christmas Day together and took the kids to see Travis Scott in New Jersey the following day.

Cardi B stunned everyone by showing her appreciation for a clip featuring Kandi Burruss and Porsha Williams from 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta'.

The meme is based on a classic moment from 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta', where cast member Kandi Burruss accuses fellow member Porsha Williams of fabricating stories, claiming, "You just made that up," per Daily Mail.

Cardi's backing of the meme comes only hours after she and Offset ignited the internet upon getting back together to witness their two kids open presents at a family gathering.

The video was created by a fan, which was then uploaded on X in response to a story that said Cardi B and Offset had reconciled a few weeks after declaring their split.

Cardi B's response suggests that @TheePopFeed's report that the two were spotted together at Travis Scott's concert is likewise untrue.

The post on social media said, "Cardi B has officially took Offset back after 12 days. They were both spotted at Travis Scott’s concert tonight in New Jersey."

Cardi B and Offset—who married in 2017—stopped following one other on Instagram earlier in December, sparking rumors of a split.

She announced their split on her ex-husband's birthday, slamming him for partying in Miami while she was upset and confined to her house.

Cardi B and Offset had encountered difficulties in their relationship before. The couple even called it quits once and accused one another of infidelity, per Radar Online.

Fans react to Cardi B's apparent denial of reconciliation

Following the video on X, fans reacted immediately with speculation about whether the couple had reconciled or were simply cordial co-parents.

One X user wrote: "I just know I’ve seen this deck of cards dealt before, and it may not be a stretch to conclude. I say until the papers are filed and the ink is dry, that in itself is your answer. It ain’t over!! What do we know."

A second one added, "Exactly, they forgetting that’s her HUSBAND with TWO KIDS ! Not just a damn boyfriend…. Them being together shouldn’t make y’all think anything….."

"At least they are able to be adults for their daughter….she deserves to have both parents present on Christmas," noted a third fan.

Others took to Facebook to react to the latest Cardi B and Offset reconciliation rumors.

One wrote, "And don't get back with him move on with your life you deserve better."

Another one chimed in, "She sounds like the Kardashian girl and if you can't be with the one you love, well, love the one you're with."

"I saw her story and took it as her putting the kids first and making sure their Christmas went off without a hitch," added another one.

Another one suggested, "Cardi let him come spend Christmas with the kids but you could tell she wasn't feeling him at all, I think it's really over this time."

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