Stefon Diggs’ New England Patriots beat the Houston Texans 28-16 in the divisional round of the playoffs Sunday. After the game, Diggs’ girlfriend, Cardi B, showed her love for the Patriots wideout by preparing him a full buffet.
On Monday, NFL personality Dov Kleiman shared a montage of videos in which Cardi B said she would first shower Diggs with kisses once he gets home, while FaceTiming the Patriots WR’s family. Then, the rapper says she planned to cook pork chops, patty potatoes, greens, and bake a cake for Diggs. The video then switches to Diggs enjoying his meal at a table.
Diggs had a solid game against the Texans. He was targeted six times and posted 40 yards with a touchdown on four receptions.
Diggs and Cardi B reportedly began dating in October 2024. They hard-launched their relationship while attending an NBA game together in May 2025.
Diggs and Cardi B welcomed their first child, a son, in November. It was her fourth child, including three kids she has with her estranged husband, Offset.
Diggs, on the other hand, is a father to six children.
Stefon Diggs’ Patriots Will Face the Denver Broncos in the AFC Championship Game
Stefon Diggs’ Patriots will face the Denver Broncos in the AFC championship game on Sunday. The contest is scheduled to commence at 3 p.m. ET from Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado.
The Broncos earned the top seed in the AFC, which gave them a bye in the first round of the playoffs. Denver beat the Buffalo Bills 33-30 in overtime in the divisional round.
Meanwhile, the Patriots beat the LA Chargers 16-3 in the wild-card round and then took down the Texans in the divisional round.
Diggs is expected to play an important role for New England in the conference championship game against Denver.
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