Cardi B was paid way more than Offset in dueling NYE performances – Page Six

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Money is the best revenge.
Cardi B and Offset recently broke up amid rumors that he cheated on the rap superstar. And then they were both booked to perform at the same hotel in Miami on New Year’s Eve.
Now a source tells Page Six exclusively that Cardi made a cool $1 million dollars to perform at the pool at the Fontainebleau, while her ex made a “fraction” of that performing at the hot hotel’s nightclub, LIV.
“She made at least double what Offset was paid,” says the source.
The priciest tickets for Cardi’s show went for around $25,000 while Offset’s maxed out at around $15,000.
The “Bodak Yellow” hitmaker announced she had split from her rapper husband of six years in mid-December, following allegations that he cheated, which Offset has denied.
“I’ve been single for a minute now,” she said at the time. “I just don’t know how to tell the world.”
The “WAP” rapper also went on a curse fueled tirade against the Migos rapper calling him a “b*tch.”
Despite the apparent anger, the former couple spent time together after the NYE countdown, meeting up at LIV with their respective entourages and then hitting up strip club, Booby Trap.
Video hit the Internet of the pair partying together, with Cardi going online to tell fans they even had sex. 
“Was I clubbing with my baby daddy? Yes. Did I get d–ked down on New Year’s Eve? Yes. I needed d–k on New Year’s Eve,” Cardi said on social media. “I feel like we were vibing on New Year’s Eve, we had a good time.”
She also stated that despite relations, they’re not back together but are working on their issues and going to therapy.
“If it goes well, then we will be back together,” she revealed. “If it doesn’t go well, then it doesn’t go well, but I always want to keep the healthy relationship.”
The pair, who share daughter Kulture, 5, and son Wave, 2, also celebrated Christmas together.
The former couple secretly tied the knot in September 2017. 
Reps for the rappers and for the hotel did not return request for comment.

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