Nicki Minaj Speaks Out After Midterm Losses for Her Picks
WHO:
The Source - Rapper Nicki Minaj addressed her followers on social media.
The Source - Minaj’s post reaffirmed her alignment with President Donald Trump.
Rolling Stone Music - Nicki Minaj defended Trump and Republicans after midterm losses.
AllHipHop - A rumor said Minaj’s team wanted to distance her from the MAGA brand.
Rolling Stone Music - Minaj’s former lawyers said she had “failed to pay” them after a copyright-lawsuit settlement.
WHAT:
TMZ - Minaj’s X post contained 13 items.
TMZ - Minaj wrote, “Trump is still your President.”
The Source - Minaj shared a numbered list on X following the midterm election results.
Rolling Stone Music - Nearly every candidate Minaj backed lost in the midterms.
Rolling Stone Music - Minaj appeared at a rally for GOP candidates.
AllHipHop - A rumor described a possible political pivot by Minaj and suggested her team wanted distance from the MAGA brand.
Rolling Stone Music - Court filings from Minaj’s former lawyers said she still owed them $295,000 after settling a copyright lawsuit.
WHERE:
The Source - Minaj posted on X.
Rolling Stone Music - Minaj rallied for GOP candidates in New Hampshire.
WHEN:
TMZ - Minaj posted on X Wednesday night.
WHY:
Rolling Stone Music - Minaj defended Trump and Republicans after the midterm election losses.
AllHipHop - The reported effort to distance Minaj from the MAGA brand was linked to a rumored political pivot.
HOW:
The Source - Minaj addressed followers through a numbered list posted on X.
Rolling Stone Music - Her former lawyers raised the unpaid-fee claim in court filings.
(UPDATED November 5, 2026 17:02 UTC)
Nicki Minaj reaffirmed her support for President Trump in a post on X. She defended Republicans after midterm losses, despite nearly every candidate she backed losing. Court filings say her former lawyers claim she owes them $295,000.
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(UPDATED November 5, 2026 13:59 UTC)
Nicki Minaj reaffirmed her support for President Trump and Republicans after midterm losses. Nearly every candidate she backed lost, despite her rally appearance in New Hampshire. Meanwhile, court filings say her former lawyers claim she owes $295,000 in fees.