The rapper reposted a viral interview with Demoree Hadley, the estranged daughter of Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez, in which Hadley alleged that Roc Nation targeted Minaj’s family, including her husband and child.
In the interview, Hadley—who is currently suing her mother for allegedly committing her to a mental institution—claimed Roc Nation “abused [Minaj’s] freedom of speech” and used its influence to harm her reputation. “If it’s happening to me, it’s happening to her,” Hadley said, urging the public to take the situation seriously.
Nicki Minaj backed the claims by writing on X (formerly Twitter): “Hopefully Demoree’s MASSIVE & detailed page by page claim gets you all the way caught up… NEVER call me a liar… Vengeance is the Lord’s.”
This isn’t the first time Minaj, 42, has spoken out about alleged efforts to damage her reputation. In recent weeks, she’s accused powerful figures and platforms of shadowbanning her, hacking her accounts, and attempting to destroy her marriage to Kenneth Petty.
Perez has filed a countersuit against her daughter in response to the mental health facility allegations. As of now, Roc Nation has not issued a public statement regarding Minaj’s latest accusations.
Minaj’s most recent album, Pink Friday 2, was released in December 2023. Despite no confirmed upcoming projects, the rapper continues to maintain a strong online presence and vocal fanbase.