The Super Freaky Girl hitmaker dropped her fifth studio album, Pink Friday 2, in December 2023. Taking to X over the weekend, Nicki posted a string of messages in which she claimed she was facing a “distraction” at the moment.

”Needing the Barbz is @ an all time high for every distraction.” “So let me start talking about what I’ve found out. About them.

Real juicy. Confirmations. #MakeABaby #BannedFromNO #PaidMoles Order in the court.” Nicki went on to allege that someone was trying to break up her family.

The rapper shares a four-year-old son with husband Kenneth Petty.

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