Quavo and Offset, the once-estranged and only living members of Migos, have reportedly put their differences aside. The reconciliation follows the death of rapper Rich Homie Quan on September 5, 2024. Quan was only 34 when he passed, and the news has seemingly prompted Quavo and Offset to mend their ways.
During the 2023 Grammy's, Offset and Quavo reportedly got into a screaming match backstage. Regardless, the pair took to the stage for the BET Awards that same year in June to pay tribute to Takeoff, the third Migos member who passed away in 2022.
Since the 2023 Grammy's, Quavo and Offset have kept mum about the details of their relationship, only passing vague remarks about each other now and then. However, apart from paying tribute to Quan following his demise, Quavo posted, "Good convo with my bro," and tagged Offset with their Nothing Changed song playing in the background. The Instagram story insinuated that Quavo and Offset had settled their issues.
Quavo and Offset got into a screaming match at the 2023 Grammy Awards
Migos was a renowned hip-hop group that started rising through the ranks in 2013 with hits like Bad and Boujee. However, in 2022, rumors began swirling about Quavo's then-girlfriend, Saweetie, cheating with the other Migos member, Offset. Yet, while this was never officially confirmed, some speculate that Quavo's track Messy alludes to the same.
In March 2024, Cardi B's husband opened up about his relationship with Quavo a little more. He said he was tired of being pitted against his bandmate, saying while on Million Dollaz Worth of Game that he doesn't feel he needs to show anyone how much the two "love each other."
He touched on the pangs of losing his "brother," Takeoff, and they're still reeling from it. He said,
“I still go through sh*t; I know bro go through sh*t, N****s love each other though at the end of the day. We men, we real brothers, and we cool with it, so be cool with it. Don’t ever try and turn us against each other. I hate that sh*t. At the end of the day, it ain’t your business.”
Quavo and Offset settle scores after Rich Homie Quan's death
Following Rich Homie's death, Quavo took to Instagram to pay tribute to the rapper by posting a photo of Quan, Young Thug, and the rest of Migos. While Quan had a dove emoji over his head to signify his passing, the Don't You Lie artist had a heartbroken emoji over his. He captioned the image,
“May God be with US. Never saw this being apart of our journey.”
He then reposted Metro Boomin's story, wherein he posted an image of all of them. The latter tagged Quavo and Offset in his caption, stating,
“The night we made young rich homies. These days were a very special time in history when everybody was hungry and working together towards the same goal! @quavohuncho @offsetyrn Long live Quan, Long live Take."
Rich Homie Quan passed away at the age of 34, the Fulton County Medical Examiner revealed. One of his family members also confirmed his passing to Rolling Stone in September 2024. However, the details surrounding his demise are not immediately known.
