Remember that white podcaster who went viral for her cringey attempts to clown Black rappers? Her name is Bobbi Althoff, and rumors of her alleged infidelity — with Drake of all people — may have led to her divorce. Althoff’s husband, Cory, reportedly filed first, citing “irreconcilable differences.” Althoff has denied cheating.
However, she did confirm the split late Wednesday. “As most of you have heard, Cory and I have filed for divorce,” she wrote on Instagram. She posted a black and white photo of her and Cory along with the caption. “As sad as I am right now, I am so thankful for the time I got to be his wife.”
Court documents obtained by PEOPLE reveal that Cory listed July 4, 2023, as the date of separation (the couple was married on Jan. 31, 2020).
“While our relationship did not work out as husband and wife, we will always be friends and I will always love him,” Althoff added in the caption.
The pair are parents to daughters Isla, 1, and Luca, 3. Last year, Althoff rose to infamy when she started hosting The Really Good Podcast, which features interviews with celebrities like Drake, Offset, Lil Yachty and Funny Marco.
However, she routinely got dragged for asking disrespectful questions— especially to the rappers who appeared as guests on her show. Althoff dryly inquired about Drake’s relationship with his son and seemingly asked if he’s a good father (the episode would later be erased from her platforms).
In addition, she clowned Lil Yachty by saying the interview she did with him was “super awkward because he’s really kind of awkward.” However, Offset quickly became an internet hero when he read Althoff for filth on her own platform after she claimed he didn’t know who he was.
“Don’t cap. Let’s not cap about that, let’s not flex for the ‘Gram. Uh-oh, C-A-P. Flag on the play,” Offset responded to the ludicrous claim. “They had to show me who Bobbi was. I thought they was talking about Bobby Boucher [from Adam Sandler’s “Waterboy”].”
“I had to go on TikTok, I couldn’t even Google you. I had to go TikTok search, I couldn’t Google you. Google’s not there yet, you’re not there yet. But you’ll be there.”