Is Takeoff's funeral available on livestream? Cardi B, Offset and Quavo spotted for the first time after rapper's death

Remaining Migos members and Cardi B spotted ahead of Takeoff
Remaining Migos members and Cardi B spotted ahead of Takeoff's funeral (image via Erika Goldring)

For the first time since Takeoff's death, Quavo, Offset, and Cardi B have been spotted together. The three rappers were seen stepping into an SUV, dressed in all-black outfits, before setting off for the late rapper's private wake.

Reportedly, the funeral will not be livestreamed and will be an extremely private affair.

Quavo, Offset, and Cardi B seen on their way (image via OG-Mega)
Quavo, Offset, and Cardi B seen on their way (image via OG-Mega)

Offset and Quavo had a falling out earlier this year, but it seems they have reconciled their differences (at least for the moment) to attend their family member's wake. They were both dressed in suits and dark sunglasses, while Cardi B was dressed in a black dress for the solemn evening.


Details on Migos rapper Takeoff's funeral

The reunion of the estranged family took place one day before Takeoff's funeral. Atlanta's State Farm Arena will house more than 20,000 people for his funeral, aptly titled his 'Celebration of Life,' on Friday, November 11, at 12 pm.

The hosting of the public memorial was announced by the rapper's family. Fans will be allowed to pay their respects to the artist, but no photography or videography will be permitted. Fans will have to deposit their phones and cameras at the venue entrance - devices will be checked in with Yondr bags.

Unfortunately, people will not be able to watch Takeoff's 'Celebration of Life' from home as it will not be streamed live or broadcast to the general public. A Migos spokesperson has reported that media members will also be denied entry. However, images from the event will be made public after the funeral.

The rapper's 'Celebration of Life' to be held at State Farm Arena, Atlanta (image via StateFarm)
The rapper's 'Celebration of Life' to be held at State Farm Arena, Atlanta (image via StateFarm)

Takeoff's family has urged fans not to bring flowers and gifts but instead donate what they can to The Rocket Foundation, which was recently established to honor the rapper's "life and legacy." The organization supports programs through proven, community-based solutions to prevent gun violence.

The first cycle of donations will be divided into four ways, including to other groups that work towards the prevention of gun-related violence. Community Justice Action Fund, Live Free, H.O.P.E. Hustlers, and Offenders Alumni Association are some of the organizations included.

The Migos with Cardi B, who is married to Offset (image via Getty Images/Unknown)
The Migos with Cardi B, who is married to Offset (image via Getty Images/Unknown)

Georgian residents were invited to attend the event with free tickets via Ticketmaster, but they sold out quickly. Those unable to grab tickets have been asked to stay away from the area where the arena is located.

Fellow musicians from the industry are slated to perform at the 'Celebration of Life' event on Friday. Alicia Keys was rumored to perform at the event, but a representative denied the possibility, saying she would neither perform nor attend the event.

According to TMZ, Justin Beiber was also slated to perform, having recorded multiple collabs with the Migos and some with Quavo. Beiber is yet to respond to this claim.


Takeoff was shot in the head following a dice game gone wrong in Houston, Texas, on November 1, 2022. His uncle and bandmate, Quavo, was present at the scene. Two other people were shot, but they managed to survive the incident. Takeoff, however, was pronounced dead at the scene. He was 28 years old.

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