Cardi B remains close to husband Offset during Knicks game following divorce.

Cardi B and Offset continue to fuel suspicions that they have reconciled after their split last year.

The “WAP” rapper and Migos member were cozier than ever Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden, where they witnessed the Philadelphia 76ers upset the New York Knicks 112-106 in Game 5 of the NBA finals.

Cardi clutched her Himalayan Birkin bag close to Offset as he walked them to their courtside seats.

Cardi B and Offset continue to spark reconciliation rumors.

The estranged couple, who split in December, looked cozy at the Knicks game Tuesday night.

The Migos member guided his on-again, off-again wife to their courtside seats.

The “WAP” rapper clutched her Himalayan Birkin bag while watching the Knicks play the 76ers.

The “Bad and Boujee” rapper, 32, was also photographed resting his hand on his wife’s backside as they made their way to a waiting vehicle after the game.

Reps for the duo didn’t immediately return Page Six’s requests for comment.

Cardi, 31, confirmed in December 2023 that she and Offset had split after he denied cheating on her with fellow rapper Chrisean Rock. The former couple’s breakup became acrimonious quickly, with the “Bodak Yellow” performer calling out her “bitch ass” husband on social media.

Offset later lightly rested his hand on her lower back as he led her to their car.

The “Clout” rappers have spent major holidays together, further fueling rumors they’re back together.

“M–fukas will try you when you at ya lowest and your most vulnerable time.. you out here feeling yourself but trust me the tables turn,” she tweeted at the time.

Although the artists’ marriage appeared to devolve quickly, they began sparking reconciliation rumors just as fast when they celebrated Christmas and New Year’s together. Cardi even went so far as to admit to her fans that she and Offset had 𝑠e𝑥 after the ball dropped.

She maintained that the two were not back together but did share that they were in therapy working on their issues.