Offset has sparked a wave of speculation and surprise after revealing that he has a crush on pop star Sabrina Carpenter. The rapper, who officially split from Cardi B in August 2024, made the unexpected confession during a recent appearance at an event where magician Anna DeGuzman asked him to name his current celebrity crush. Offset didn’t hold back—he said it was Sabrina. Interestingly, when asked if he actually knew any of her songs, he admitted he didn’t, but added, “I feel like, artistically, like she got it all together.”
That one line was enough to get fans talking online. Some were shocked, others amused, and a few instantly questioned whether the whole moment was genuine or just the beginning of a promotional rollout. Many fans began theorizing that this could be part of a strategic build-up to a future collaboration. One person tweeted, “Lmao, this is press for a collab or something? They must be doing a song together.” Others weren’t buying into the hype, joking that Offset’s taste in women seems pretty broad, with one user writing, “Anyone is his type!”
One fan even suggested that Cardi B could flip the situation in her favor by bringing Sabrina onto her new album, Am I the Drama? The idea of a Cardi-Sabrina track definitely raised eyebrows, with the fan quipping, “Imagine a Sabrina /Cardi collab.”
Professionally, Sabrina Carpenter hasn’t ventured far into the hip-hop space. The only time she’s collaborated with a rapper was back in 2019 with Saweetie on “I Can’t Stop Me.” Offset, meanwhile, is no stranger to cross-genre pairings—he teamed up with Madison Beer for “Hurts Like Hell,” a track that blended pop and hip-hop elements.
As for their personal lives, both Offset and Cardi B seem to be moving on in very different directions. Cardi filed for divorce last year and is currently dating NFL player Stefon Diggs. Offset’s latest comments suggest he may be exploring new romantic interests, whether seriously or just in passing.
Whether Offset’s crush on Sabrina Carpenter turns into something real—or is simply a headline-worthy moment—is yet to be seen. But it’s clear the internet is here for the drama, the theories, and whatever comes next.
