TMZ pulled up on NFL wide receiver and Cardi B‘s ex Stefon Diggs after a workout to ask about a video that recently surfaced of what appears to be the former couple arguing outside a Maryland coffee shop.

“That’s a beautiful…that’s a talented mother, I love her to death, you know what I’m saying?” Diggs said when asked about the video. When asked if they’re still together, he says: “You have to ask her.”

Diggs was then asked about the argument and he again played it cool, telling the outlet, “I don’t even think that was arguing. You didn’t see me, like, saying anything.” He added: “It’s OK, women get like that sometimes,” after it was suggested that he “seemed cool, while she didn’t.” However, when asked if they were good, he replied that they were “great.”

TMZ then moved on to ask Diggs about the apparent paternity test Offset filed that was denied by a judge, and again, the NFL free agent remained coy about the situation. “I mean, I don’t know. I didn’t see anything,” he answered. “I’m not online too much, sorry. I don’t spend too much time online, bro. I just be at the track or at the gym working out. Anything else?”

Well, of course, you know there was, so the convo moved onto if he was going to eventually play for his hometown Washington Commanders. “I don’t know, man. I’m open to everything,” the former New England Patriot said. “We’ll see. Any more questions?”

You bet there was. Stef was then asked if Cardi would be pulling up to his annual Diggs Day free youth football camp, and again he brushed the question off in a respectful manner. “I don’t know, you’ll have to ask her, big guy,” he answered with a smile. “A lot of things that are personal, I keep personal, but I understand where you’re coming from.”

Finally, he was asked if fans can expect him on the field this upcoming season. “That’s why I’m just working out. That’s why I’m getting off the track right now,” the All-Pro receiver replied. “Always gotta stay ready. You have a blessed day, all right?”

Shortly after the video went viral, Cardi took to X and blamed the exchange on simply needing something to eat. “Sometimes I forget I’m a celebrity … damn y’all ain’t never cuss your babydad out when you hungry?”

Billboard reached out to both Stefon and Cardi’s teams for comment.

Cardi B and Diggs were first rumored to be dating in late 2024 following her split from ex-husband Offset. They made their first public outing in May 2025 courtside at a Knicks game and revealed they were expecting a baby in September last year. Their baby boy was born in November, but Cardi seemingly confirmed that they were no longer together as of February this year. The co-parents appear to remain mostly cordial, with Diggs attending Cardi’s Little Miss Drama Tour back in April.

Jessica Simpson celebrated eight years of sobriety in November, and she took a moment to reflect on her journey of overcoming alcoholism during her Monday (June 1) concert in Highland, Calif.

“I didn’t understand all of the traumas that I was holding onto. And it was really painful once I started searching in myself to find what I could reveal,” the singer and fashion designer said. “I became somebody that I was afraid of, somebody I did not know and understand.”

The 45-year-old continued: “I was a mother and I felt I wasn’t being a good role model and it wasn’t until a year later that I realized that the drinking wasn’t numbing my pain, it was actually causing more. It was a crutch that was wasn’t working.”

Simpson provided context about her trials and tribulations to get to this point of sobriety before introducing a new song to perform titled “Give It All Away” during Monday’s concert.

“In all honesty, I’m a work in progress and I celebrate each and every day that I feel alive and in my body and I’m very proud of myself so it felt right to share this song with you,” she added. “I want all of you to know that you should have a little grace for yourself and everything is gonna be okay if you just give it all away.”

The “Take My Breath Away” singer, who’s a mother of three, celebrated crossing eight years of sobriety on Nov. 1. The powerful decision to get back in control came after a drunken Halloween in 2017 where Simpson realized she had to change her ways, which she detailed in her 2020 memoir Open Book.

“8 years ago today I made the choice to confront, to confess and to let go of the self-sabotaging parts of my life that I was choosing,” Simpson wrote to Instagram. “Making that decision allowed me to fully live in the pursuit of God’s purpose for my life. Alcohol silenced my intuition, blocked my dreams and chased my circulating fears of complacency.”

She went on: “Today I am clear. Today I am driven by faith. Both fear and faith are something that we feel and may not see, I’m so happy I chose faith over fear. It was not in the fight that I found my strength, it was in the surrender.”

Jessica Simpson returned to music in 2025 with a pair of EPs: Nashville Canyon, Pt. 1 and a Pt. 2 sequel. The former reality TV star is back on the road touring the U.S. with upcoming shows in Bethlehem, Pa., Waterloo, N.Y. and Kettering, Ohio, later this month.