Stefon Diggs stays distant as Cardi B gets called out over a controversial comment about a child amid Patriots' big win

Stefon Diggs and Cardi B’s celebration after the New England Patriots defeated the Denver Broncos to win the AFC Championship has left fans emotional over the love they have for each other.While fans celebrate Stefon Diggs’ win after a dominating performance on field, Cardi B has landed herself in a mess as she is being called out for cussing at a 4 year old child. Amid this, Stefon Diggs has maintained his distance from the drama and it has raised eyebrows.Last Sunday, as the Patriots faced the Pittsburgh Steelers, a clip of a 4 year old girl had gone viral after she playfully predicted the Steelers to win.As soon as the New England Patriots won the match, Cardi B took to her social media as she said, "That little white girl said we weren't going to win. F**k that b**ch! I told y'all…”A few seconds later, Cardi B added, "I'm sorry! I didn't mean to say that," Now, a few hours ago, the child’s father Anthony Donatelli, addressed the situation publicly as he wrote, "That's my daughter... She's 4 years old. This is a lighthearted, family-friendly video where she randomly picks football helmets. Please don't direct profanity toward a child…”This has sparked chaos among fans as fans remain divided over what Cardi B said. While Cardi B is getting brutally trolled for her comments, Stefon Diggs has remained distant from the drama.The New England Patriots’ star player has not issued any statements concerning the situation as it seems he is focused on Super Bowl now.Last week, Stefon Diggs opened up about his relationship with Cardi B in a press conference as he praised her publicly.The New England Patriots’ star player said, “I’m just thankful to have her in my corner. She’s an amazing woman, and continue to build that relationship…”Stefon Diggs added, “You know, I don’t talk too much about my personal life. But she’s an amazing woman, and I just appreciate her. Hopefully I can build on that and watch that tree grow.”