Cardi B is reportedly planning an extravagant Super Bowl weekend celebration as she shows support for New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs ahead of Super Bowl 60 in Santa Clara, California, according to The U.S. Sun.
Diggs and the Patriots are set to take on the Seattle Seahawks this weekend, with the franchise aiming to capture its first Super Bowl title since the departures of Tom Brady and Bill Belichick.
A source familiar with the plans said Cardi B is expected to spend around $1.2 million on travel, accommodations, tickets, hospitality, and postgame events for friends and family from both sides.
According to the source, Cardi has arranged travel for approximately 100 guests to the San Francisco area. Forty attendees will be hosted in a private stadium suite, rented for roughly $125,000, while the remaining guests will sit in the stands. Ticket costs for those seats are estimated between $700,000 and $725,000. An additional $8,000 has reportedly been budgeted for dedicated staff to provide food and drink service inside the suite.
“She’s incredibly excited and fully locked in,” the source said. “This isn’t just about attending the game — it’s about showing up for her man in the biggest way possible and celebrating with everyone they love.”
Transportation is also a major part of the budget, with four private jets reportedly booked at an estimated cost of $250,000 to fly guests to Northern California. Drinks inside the suite are expected to add another $100,000 to $120,000, with champagne flowing throughout the game.
The alcohol lineup is said to be especially lavish, including 20 bottles of Dom Pérignon Brut priced at $3,900 each, 40 Veuve Clicquot Brut six-liter Methuselah bottles at $1,799 apiece, and 12 bottles of Richard Hennessy Cognac costing $5,999 each, bringing the total alcohol bill to nearly $222,000.
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“She’s already planned for extra champagne bottles just in case,” the source said. “If they win, the celebration starts in the suite before they even leave the stadium.”
Following the game, Cardi has reportedly arranged a private celebration at a rented venue costing around $30,000, regardless of the outcome. The gathering is expected to take place before any larger team festivities later in the night.
“She wanted something intimate first,” the source said. “A space where family and close friends could celebrate together before heading out to party with the entire team later in the night.”
The insider also noted that Cardi may even perform if the moment calls for it. “She’s open to singing if she’s asked,” the source said. “She wants to party all night, make memories, and really live in the moment.”
“She’s not counting the money at all. She’s covering most of the expenses herself because she wants him to feel supported and celebrated. She keeps saying this might never happen again, so why hold back?” the source added
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The Super Bowl celebration plans come as Stefon Diggs faces unresolved off-field issues. The 32-year-old wide receiver is scheduled to contest felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault and battery charges related to an alleged incident on December 2 in a Boston suburb.
According to court documents, the alleged victim, a woman who worked as Diggs’ personal chef, filed a police report on December 16. Dedham police said she appeared “emotional and hesitant” to identify Diggs as the suspect, citing his public profile in New England.
The report alleges Diggs confronted her in her bedroom over a text message dispute involving money he allegedly owed, struck her across the face, and attempted to choke her. “The male then tried to choke her using the crook of his elbow around her neck,” the police report states.
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Diggs recently signed a three-year, $70 million contract with the Patriots. In addition to the pending court case, an expert who spoke to The U.S. Sun estimated he could be paying up to $2 million annually in child support, as he has fathered six children with six different women.
The Patriots arrived in San Francisco earlier this week to continue preparations for Super Bowl 60, which will determine whether the franchise secures its seventh Lombardi Trophy.
