Offset is back in the headlines — and not in a way he’d prefer — after Instagram model Jordyn Gorr blasted him on social media, claiming he not only slid into her messages but tried to involve her in an alleged setup aimed at NFL star Stefon Diggs, who recently welcomed a child with Cardi B.
Gorr posted a carousel of screenshots alongside a jab clearly aimed at the Migos rapper:
“@offsetyrn keep violating me but stay in my phone asking me to help set up Stefon,” she wrote, tossing in laughing emojis before calling him “super tender” with a shrimp emoji for good measure.
The Diggs mention set off instant chaos online, especially since fans are still sorting through the fallout from Cardi accusing Offset of spreading rumors about her new baby.
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The first screenshot showed what Gorr says was a friendly DM to Offset congratulating him on his album release. “Thankssss,” the saved contact allegedly replied.
But the vibe shifted fast.
According to Gorr, messages from October 3 and November 16 took a much darker turn. On October 3, the alleged Offset contact simply wrote, “Wya.”
By November 16, the tone escalated:
“Opp ass n***a. Give drop or don’t come back around.”
Gorr says she replied, “Delete these texts.”
The contact then allegedly instructed: “Finsta now send message,” followed by a quick “Yo.”
Their convo kept going: she wrote, “wyd,” he allegedly answered, “In my room,” she told him “call me,” and he came back with another “wya.”
Alongside the screenshots, Gorr claimed Offset asked her to help “set up” Stefon Diggs — a bombshell that sent the story spiraling across TikTok, X, Instagram, and every gossip page in between.
Fans immediately started debating whether the screenshots actually back up her claims or just reveal private communication between the two. Others questioned the receipts altogether — calling out the timing, the motives, and the blurred context.
At this point, Offset hasn’t said a word. Diggs hasn’t said a word. Cardi hasn’t said a word.
And until somebody breaks their silence, the internet is doing what it does best: filling in the blanks while this mess keeps gaining traction.
