Offset crashed Cardi B’s Rolling Loud set on Saturday night (December 15) to issue a public apology for his indiscretions. Unfortunately for him, Cardi wasn’t receptive to the gesture and fans have condemed his actions on social media.

In the aftermath of his ill-fated stunt, Offset offered an explanation for why his efforts to get Cardi back haven’t remained behind closed doors. The Migos member hopped on Twitter on Sunday (December 16) to reveal his rationale for the situation.

“All of my wrongs have been made public, i figure It’s only right that my apologies are made public too. A nigga was just trying,” he wrote. “thank god I ain’t got no balloons sheeesh.”

Offset has been pining for his wife ever since they broke up earlier this month. Cardi revealed their split on December 4 and has openly entertained the idea of getting a divorce.

Although Cardi didn’t accept Offset’s apology, she did defend him amid criticism of his Rolling Loud stunt.

“I’m not going to let fuck ass people disrespect my baby’s father,” she said in an Instagram livestream.

Cardi and Offset’s daughter Kulture was born in July. Fans got their first look at the baby girl earlier this month when Cardi posted a picture of her online.