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Offset Reveals He & Quavo Talked ‘for a Long Time’ Before Reuniting Publicly: ‘We Had to Heal Behind the Scenes’

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Offset & Quavo

Offset and Quavo of Migos perform at Summer Jam 2019 at MetLife Stadium on June 2, 2019 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images

Offset and Quavo have finally reunited, but they’ve been working on their fixing their relationship well before they let the public know.

Offset stopped by DJ Whoo Kid’s SiriusXM Shade 45 show on Tuesday (Nov. 10) and talked about attending Quavo’s QRÖMELIFE album release party in L.A. back in September after Whoo Kidd asked how it felt for them to be speaking again after their falling out around 2022.

“Blessings, the rebuild is always the best build,” Offset began. “I was there to support my brother. S–t’s hard. It’s a time and a place for everything and so we just clicking.”

When discussing who initiated the conversation, the Migos member revealed that the two had been communicating well before they public knew about it. “We been talking for a long time. Ya’ll just ain’t know,” he said. It just wasn’t for the world to know. We had to heal behind the scenes, which we still ain’t heal but we had to heal behind the scenes. It’s building with your family. Some stuff don’t go out the house.”

Takeoff’s death at age 28 in November 2022 helped bring the childhood friends back together again, as they used grief as a common bond.

“I feel like it eased it a little bit,” Quavo said on Complex’s Idea Generation in September when discussing how Take’s death changed their relationship. “I felt like it threw out all the things that I was upset about or that we had friction about. … I feel like it was it was enough just for me to say, ‘All right, cool. Whatever.’”

Offset was featured on QRÖMELIFE, and the two plan on making one last Migos album in honor of Takeoff and going on tour together.

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