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Nicki Minaj dragged Garcelle Beauvais into a raging frenzy during Monday’s episode of “Queen Radio” on Amazon.
“This lady is on one of the ‘Real Housewives’ [shows] talk about, ‘Leave my son alone. Please don’t comment under my son’s page,” the rapper said, referring to how Beauvais’ 14-year-old son Jax received hateful comments via Instagram last month.
“Bitch, if you can’t stand the king’s heat, get out of the kitchen, bitch.”
Minaj, 39, appears to be arguing with the Bravo star over an old interview Beauvais, 55, conducted with Jennifer Hough, who accused the rapper’s husband, Kenneth Petty, of rape.
Minaj and Petty, 44, welcomed their first child together, a son, in October 2020.
‘Do you care about my motherf–king son, bitch? Did you love my motherf–king son, how?’ shouted Minaj.
Minaj then took a stab at the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star’s 2010 divorce from Mike Nilon, saying, “I understand why that white man left you, bitch.”
Minaj appears to have no sympathy for Beauvais after the reality star had a sit-down interview with Petty’s alleged victim.
Hough appeared on “The Real” in August, where she told Beauvais and co-host Adrienne Bailon, “I’m tired of being scared.” At the time, she also claimed that Minaj and Petty were trying to silence her.
Hough also described the alleged rape that took place on September 16, 1994, when she was just out of high school. She claims Petty approached her at a bus stop, pulled a knife, held it to her back and took her to a nearby house where he allegedly raped her.
“I knew what he wanted,” Hough told Beauvais. “He pushed me on the bed, we struggled for my clothes.”
Hough sued the couple for harassment, but eventually dropped her case against Minaj. However, the case against Petty is still ongoing, according to People.
Petty denied raping Hough, but spent more than four years in prison for attempted rape. Minaj has been assisting her husband all the time and even claimed that Petty was in a relationship with Hough.
A Beauvais representative did not immediately respond to Vidak For Congress’s request for comment.