Offset is facing new controversy after influencer Celina Powell publicly accused the Atlanta rapper of threatening her over an alleged unpaid $15,000 loan that she claims he lost gambling, with recordings also capturing him making violent remarks about NFL star Stefon Diggs reportedly tied to the dispute. According to TMZ, Powell says the Migos rapper has been issuing ongoing threats as she pressures him to repay the money, escalating their years-long, on-and-off drama into a fresh viral flashpoint involving both hip-hop and the NFL.[4][1]
In a recent episode of her “2 Girls From Mars” podcast, Powell played what she calls evidence of Offset’s anger, including a 17-second audio clip in which he allegedly threatens to “shoot” Stefon Diggs in the knee, a statement framed in the context of Diggs’ reported relationship with Offset’s estranged wife, Cardi B.[1][5] AllHipHop reports that Powell claims Offset’s hostility intensified after she began demanding repayment of the $15,000 she says she loaned him, alleging he gambled the funds away and has refused to pay her back.[1] Powell has also shared screenshots and video clips on social media that she says show Offset warning her that “s### ain’t sweet” during a heated FaceTime exchange over the debt.[1][3]
TMZ, via a syndicated report summarized by AOL, states that Powell alleges she has been “living in fear” due to what she describes as near-daily threats from Offset as she continues to call him out online over the money.[4][3] Powell further claims the rapper has pressured her to remove content and suggested there would be consequences if she kept posting about the alleged loan and his gambling habits.[3] Neither Offset nor representatives for Stefon Diggs have publicly addressed the latest round of allegations at the time of this writing, and no criminal charges have been reported in connection with Powell’s claims.[4][1]
The controversy arrives as Stefon Diggs has already been under a legal microscope in a separate, unrelated case, adding another layer of public scrutiny to his name even though Powell’s accusations center on Offset’s alleged conduct.[6][1] The situation has reignited broader debates around rappers, professional athletes, and high-stakes gambling crossing into personal loans and messy social media exposés—especially as clips from Powell’s podcast and reposted TMZ coverage continue to circulate across hip-hop commentary channels and fan pages.[1][2][3] As the story develops, the allegations underscore how quickly private financial disputes in rap and sports can spill into the public arena, with reputations, relationships, and potential legal consequences all on the line.
