Rapper Cardi B celebrated with unbridled enthusiasm after her boyfriend, New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs, helped secure the team’s win in the AFC Championship, sending them to Super Bowl 60.
The Patriots edged out the Denver Broncos 10-7 on January 25 at Empower Stadium in Mile High. Shortly after the final whistle, Cardi B appeared in a video shared on the Patriots’ official Instagram account, shouting, “We going to the Super Bowl! Let’s Go!”
In the clip, Cardi sported a black leather jacket with matching gloves, her mint green hair cascading down to her waist, and carried a dark grey purse. Snow fell sideways around her as she celebrated on the field. The team’s Instagram caption read, “LET THEM KNOW CARDI!”
Cardi also shared more post-game celebrations on her Instagram Stories. In one video, she cheered Diggs on as he became emotional during a live interview, saying, “That’s my baby. Let’s go baby! Let’s go Diggs, Let’s go Diggs.”
Other clips showed Diggs’ mother, Stephanie Diggs, celebrating in the snow. Cardi asked her, “How a mama feel?” before wishing her a happy birthday.
On another Instagram Story, Cardi captured Diggs shouting with his teammates, “They can’t hold us down forever, man,” and adding, “I got one more.” Her posts offered fans an intimate look at the raw emotion and energy on the field as the team celebrated its first AFC Championship since 2021.
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The Patriots’ victory sets them up for a Super Bowl 60 showdown at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on February 8. Cardi’s presence on the sidelines added star power to the event, seamlessly blending the worlds of entertainment and professional football.
Stefon Diggs Opens Up On Cardi B’s Support And Life Off The Field
Earlier this week, Stefon Diggs praised Cardi B for her support throughout the season. Speaking to the press on January 21, he said, “I just appreciate the support. She’s been an amazing supporter (of) me and the Patriots.”
Diggs’ comments came on the same day his ex, Aileen Lopera, dropped a paternity and child support lawsuit concerning their daughter, Charliee Harper Diggs-Lopera. Lopera had filed the suit in December 2024. Her attorney, Tamara G. Arminka, told Us Weekly, “the matter has been resolved.”
Cardi and Diggs are also celebrating the arrival of their son, born on November 12, 2025, marking Cardi’s fourth child. She is also mother to daughters Kulture, 7, and Blossom, 16 months, and son Wave, 4, from her previous relationship with rapper Offset. At the time of her son’s birth, Cardi shared a photo of the newborn wrapped in a Patriots cap and blanket.
Reflecting on their relationship, Diggs said, “You know, (we’re) continuing to build that relationship. I don’t talk too much about my personal life, but she’s an amazing woman. I just appreciate her. Hopefully I can build on that and yo know, I guess watch that tree grow.”
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Together, Cardi B and Stefon Diggs’ appearances and celebrations have showcased the couple’s personal bond while also shining a spotlight on the Patriots’ journey to the Super Bowl. Their visible support brings a human touch to the team’s championship run, connecting with fans both on and off the field and adding an extra layer of excitement to the postseason.
