Offset Celebrates 29th Birthday With Extravagant "Belly" Themed Bash

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No one is having a better week than Offset who was surprised with a rare 2021 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ (worth $550K+) from loving wife Cardi who also threw him an extravagant “Belly”-themed birthday bash that brought out his famous friends, industry tastemakers and cool somebodies for a nostalgic night of lavish shenanigans.

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The interactive party raised the rapper party bar with an immersive installation of the 1998 cultural classic film “Belly” brought to life by dream trio Priceless Event Planning, The Cream Agency and I Am Phreshy Brand.

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Guests walked through luxurious McLaren and Rolls Royce cars upon entrance (powered by Motor Cars of Atlanta) and a recreation of the iconic opening “Belly” scene.

Themed cocktails were curated by Dusse, Ciroc, and Deleon Tequila with a unique bottle service system that required each table to send a request via 2-way pagers.

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In true Offset form, guests were asked to bring unwrapped toys/gifts to be donated to Care 4 All–a local foster care agency in Atlanta ahead of the Christmas holiday.

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Celebrity attendees included 2 Chainz, fellow Migos members Quavo & TakeOff, DaBaby, Polo G, the baddest bish Trina, RHOA’s Porsha Williams, DJ Drama, RHOA’s Todd & Kandi Burress-Tucker, Jacquees, Stunna4Vegas, and more.

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And yes, there were multiple COVID prevention measures that included screenings prior to entry, sanitation of the building prior to doors opening, complementary ‘Offset’ masks, and sanitizing stations throughout the party.

During an interview with GQ, the “Clout” rapper spoke of how he felt celebrating his birthday as the pandemic continues to surge around the world.

“Dealing with this year, it took a little bit of the soul out of the birthday,” he explained. “But it is a blessing to be here. People have lost their lives to something that hasn’t been fixed. I lost a great-uncle to COVID. I never thought in my generation, we would go through this type of time.”