Stefon Diggs of the New England Patriots looks on during the game against the Las Vegas Raiders (Image Source – Getty Images) Stefon Diggs knows all about media buzz, but this week, the inquiries weren’t focused on his game or touchdowns. Instead, journalists grilled him about Cardi B’s pregnancy. How did he respond? With a laid-back, no-nonsense answer that went viral in no time. It was a classic moment that highlighted Diggs’ knack for not letting his personal life interfere with his game.
Stefon Diggs shuts down Cardi B baby questions
Only hours after Cardi B’s interview was broadcast, reporters approached Diggs at his locker post-Practice with the Patriots in Foxborough, Massachusetts. It was a relaxed atmosphere — media availability before the Sunday game against the Pittsburgh Steelers—but the inquiries became personal in no time.When asked about the “baby rumors” surrounding Cardi B, Diggs gave a brief smile before dismissing it, “I told you about that, we don’t talk too much about my personal life,” he said to the group of reporters, as captured in a video shared by CBS News Boston on Instagram. Without missing a beat, he added, “But I heard about it.”.Bleacher Report first shared the moment on X, and it quickly gained thousands of views and shares in just a few hours. Fans loved how concise he was, with comments like “King of keeping it 100” and memes comparing his response to Cardi B’s elaborate storytelling.This isn’t the first time Diggs has faced off-field attention; he’s always been careful about revealing personal details, choosing to concentrate on his game instead.
Stefon Diggs leaves reporters guessing after smiling response
As the questions kept coming, one reporter chimed in, wondering if fans could look forward to any public celebrations related to the news, maybe a touchdown dance or a shoutout during the next game. Diggs took a moment, smiled once more, and replied casually, “We’ll see.” He aimed his comment at the reporters surrounding him, shifting the discussion back to the preparations for Pittsburgh’s defense, which has given up an average of 245 passing yards and 31.5 points per game this season.Also Read: Dan Marino gives health update as Miami Dolphins legend proves toughness against liver diseaseA New York Post article published the following day provided a detailed follow-up. It emphasized Diggs’ intent to compartmentalize, especially while he settles into a new team atmosphere. Although there were no fancy locker room toasts or team statements right off the bat, the news circulated through New England’s facility.