Instagram model Jordyn Gorr stirred up major drama after she publicly shared what she says are direct messages from rapper Offset, implying he tried to involve her in a scheme to “set up” NFL star Stefon Diggs. The timing of her post coming after Cardi B confirmed her relationship and child with Diggs only added fuel to a firestorm that’s kept social media buzzing.In her post, Gorr accused Offset of repeatedly pressuring her for information about Diggs’ whereabouts, suggesting he wanted to orchestrate something against him off the football field. She claimed his texts grew more demanding, eventually telling her to "give drop or don’t come back around." According to her, she initially played along but quickly backed away, urging him to delete the messages.Offset Alleged Revenge Plan on Stefon DiggsThe heart of Gorr’s accusation is that Offset wasn’t just reaching out he was allegedly trying to pay her to facilitate a setup involving Stefon Diggs. In the screenshots she shared, their conversation starts off fairly casual she congratulates him on a new album, and he replies simply "Thankssss." But by November, the tone shifts dramatically. One of the more alarming messages reads “Opp ass n***a … Give drop or don’t come back around” which she interprets as a demand for Diggs’ location.Gorr argues that this wasn’t just small talk she believes Offset’s words were part of a chilling plot. She even suggests there was a financial incentive, hinting at payment for her role in the plan. While the texts she posted don’t explicitly mention money changing hands, she says other evidence (like phone calls and deleted messages) backs her up.Once her post went live, it spread like wildfire across platforms like X and TikTok. Fans didn’t hold back many expressed concern, calling the alleged behavior "dangerous" and questioning whether Offset’s effort to retaliate against Diggs crosses a serious line.Offset's camp didn't stay silent. A source close to him claimed that Gorr’s claims are exaggerated and unrelated to Diggs, suggesting she’s trying to blow up a separate issue. Meanwhile, Offset has denied other related rumors too including a widely circulated Instagram Story where he supposedly joked that Cardi and Diggs’ baby was his. His team said that post was fake.On top of all this, the broader backdrop makes the allegations more tense Cardi B has spoken publicly about how difficult her divorce from Offset has been, even calling it "not peaceful." And in a new song, Offset seems to take pointed jabs at both Cardi and Diggs, which some interpret as a continuation of his frustration over their relationship.At its core, Jordyn Gorr’s revelations if true suggest a very personal vendetta. She paints a picture of a man trying to weaponize private communication and potentially troubling influence. There are unanswered questions, though: the screenshots alone don’t conclusively prove payment or a fully formed plot, and Offset’s denials muddy the waters. What’s clear is that this isn’t just tabloid fodder for many for fans and bystanders, it’s deeply worrying.Whether any legal consequences follow or whether more proof emerges remains to be seen. But for now, the situation underscores just how messy and public life can get when celebrity, heartbreak, and revenge collide.