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Cardi B, Offset attend Midtown restaurant grand opening

Cardi B and Offset , Announce Birth of Second Child.The couple took to social media to share that their son was born on Sept. 4.We are so overjoyed to finally meet our son. He is already loved so much by family and friends and we can’t wait to introduce him to his other siblings, Cardi B and Offset, to 'Billboard'.Cardi B revealed the pregnancy in June during a performance with Migos and Offset at the BET Awards.Cardi B revealed the pregnancy in June during a performance with Migos and Offset at the BET Awards.The rappers also share a 3-year-old daughter together, Kulture Kiari Cephus. .The rappers also share a 3-year-old daughter together, Kulture Kiari Cephus. .Offset has three more children from previous relationships.Their new son's name has yet to be revealed.Their new son's name has yet to be revealed
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Jan 4, 2022

A new restaurant has opened in the old City Tap House space in Midtown.

Soigné Garden, located at 848 Peachtree St. NE, celebrated its grand opening on Dec. 31 with a New Year’s Eve party hosted by rapper Fabolous, What Now Atlanta reported.

The “Black Tie Affair” was attended by Offset and Cardi B, among other celebrity guests.

The restaurant’s permits were filed earlier this year by Hannah Kang, who previously worked as the General Manager for Grand Hustle Records, an Atlanta-based hip hop record label founded by T.I. and his manager, Jason Geter, according to What Now Atlanta.

Details of the new restaurant are scarce, but they held a hiring fair in December seeking “waitresses, bartenders, barbacks, hookah staff and hostess [sic],” according to an Instagram post.

Also in December, the restaurant held a rodeo-themed birthday party for Atlanta-based rapper Big Latto.

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