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Cardi B's performance at Rolling Loud last weekend was interrupted by her estranged husband Offset, though many on the internet debated whether or not his failed attempt at reconciliation was a promotional stunt. Twitter user Tariq Nasheed claimed to have found a smoking gun on Sunday, posting video footage of Cardi B's publicist Patience Foster guiding Offset to the stage during Cardi's performance.

After suffering an online pile-on from Cardi fans and haters, Patience shared a statement on Instagram Stories. She wrote: "The good we try to do and the efforts we make to right our wrongs is only intended for the people we wish to be on the receiving end."

Cardi B stood by Foster in her own Instagram Story, writing "Fan or not you talk about my publicist/friend you can eat a d*ck PERIOD." She expanded in an Instagram Live session, which you can watch in full below via HotNewHipHop.

In her video, Cardi thanks Patience for her loyalty and support. She indicates that Patience was simply trying to help Offset, who is also her client. "She was trying to help a man that was telling her 'Yo, I love my wife. Please help me get my wife.' 'Cause she told me what happened." Cardi also says that she has battled depression in 2018 over fair-weather friends, which has heightened her appreciation for her publicist. "Yeah sometimes she does a little bit more, you wanna know why? Because we are a family."

Rolling Loud co-founder Tariq Cherif issued a statement on Sunday denying the festival's involvement in Offset's surprising of Cardi B. "We have never and will never do anything to change a headliner's set," the statement read. "We were tipped off that something was going to happen, but had nothing to do with the organization or execution of it."

Cardi B isn’t mad at her longtime publicist for helping Offset crash her stage to beg for forgiveness.

After video began circulating online that showed the 26-year-old rapper’s publicist Patientce Foster leading the Migos rapper to the stage where Cardi was performing at the Rolling Loud festival on Saturday, fans began criticizing Foster, arguing that Cardi should fire her.

In response to the backlash, Cardi reprimanded her fans for their disrespectful comments during an Instagram Live video on Sunday.

“That’s my bitch. That’s my homie. That’s like my big sister,” Cardi passionately remarked at the top of the video, explaining, “she’s not like any other publicist. She’s my friend.”

“She has taken my husband and my sister as a client and she has helped us a lot. Yeah, sometimes she does a little bit more, you wanna know why? Because we are a family and she cares about my family,” Cardi continued. “I’m not gonna let y’all drag her. I don’t give a f—…I will never let y’all disrespect people this close to me.”

Explaining that her publicist was just trying to do what she thought was best, the “Money” rapper told her followers, “She was just trying to help a man that was telling her, ‘Yo, I love my wife. Please help me get my wife,’” adding that Foster went on to tell her “what happened.”

“I’m not gonna let y’all drag my bitch for that,” she added, threatening to delete her Instagram account and not drop her new music video if her fans didn’t remedy their behavior.

For all her followers that may have missed her Instagram Live video, Cardi summarized her thoughts in an Instagram Story post, writing, “Fan or not you talk about my publicist/friend you can eat a d— period.”

In her Instagram comments, Cardi added, “She was there when I gave birth to my daughter and the only person I have kept [with] me since the beginning of my career cause everybody saw [me] as nothing but a piece of opportunity. … Look how far we have come. You can’t be mad at somebody for trying to help somebody else.”

Foster responded to the note with a caption of her own: “For those of you who question where I stand with the people who MATTER!”

In an earlier Instagram Story, Foster explained her actions, writing, “[Whether] or not your good intentions translate to a non-involved party shouldn’t matter! The good we try to do and the efforts we make to right our wrongs is only intended for the people we wish to be on the receiving end. Not for the recognition or affirmation of a … third party!”

She continued, “Only God knows your heart and your mind.”

Cardi went on to share that she didn’t want people to criticize Offset “for f—ing trying,” adding that she was also tired of people saying the rapper’s actions were a sign that he was trying to manipulate her.

“I’ve been married and y’all haven’t noticed that I be talking some sexual s— and I be saying whatever I want and wanna know why? Because nobody can manipulate me to change who I am. Period. So stop with the s—,” she said.

Earlier that day, Offset also shared an apology on Twitter for crashing Cardi’s set with $15,000 in Venus ET Fleur roses.

“All of my wrongs have been made public, i figure It’s only right that my apologies are made public too,” he wrote on Twitter. “A n— was just trying …..thank god I ain’t got no balloons sheeesh.”

During Cardi’s headlining set on Saturday, stagehands rolled out three boxes that spelled out “Take Me Back Cardi,” before Offset appeared, carrying a bouquet of white flowers, according to a fan video.

Offset then proclaimed “in front of the world, I love you” into a microphone.

Cardi seemed irritated as she responded to Offset at length — off of the microphone — and after she seemingly made her point, Offset walked off the stage, and stagehands wheeled off his tribute to her.

The Rolling Loud episode is the latest of the attempts that Offset has made to get back together with his estranged wife.

On Dec. 9, he tweeted, “F— YALL I MISS CARDI,” and as he turned 27 on Friday, the rapper made another plea on Instagram, explaining, “I only got one birthday wish and that’s to get my wife back Cardi.”

“We’re going through a lot of things right now, a lot of things in the media. I want to apologize to you Cardi. I embarrassed you. I made you go crazy,” he added. “I was partaking in activity that I shouldn’t have been partaking in, and I apologize. You know what I’m saying? For breaking your heart, for breaking our promise, for breaking God’s promise and being a selfish, messed up husband.”

After Offset’s latest attempt to reconcile, Cardi defended her “baby father,” telling her fans that bullying him is “not going to make me feel any better.”

“I’m not saying that I’m gonna get back together with him. I just don’t like that bashing online thing,” she added. “I know how painful it is when you have millions of people bashing you every single day. I don’t like that, and it doesn’t make me feel any better. Period.”