Nicki Minaj Claims Trump’s ‘Bullying’ Pushed Her Into Politics
Nicki Minaj’s political stance has garnered significant attention, particularly her endorsement of former President Donald Trump. In a recent interview on “The Katie Miller Podcast,” Minaj discussed how Trump’s experiences influenced her decision to engage in politics.
Minaj’s Inspiration from Trump’s Experience
During the podcast, Minaj shared feelings about the bullying and smear campaigns faced by Trump. She stated, “I just couldn’t handle it,” highlighting that his treatment resonated with her own experiences. Born Onika Tanya Maraj, the rapper emphasized that watching Trump endure falsehoods and attacks made her feel compelled to act in support of him.
Social Media Engagement
- Minaj promoted her podcast appearance to her followers on social media, saying, “You guys are going to love this interview, Barbz.”
- The full episode is set to air at 6 p.m. on various platforms, including X, YouTube, Spotify, Rumble, and Apple Podcasts.
Minaj’s Role in GOP Circles
Nicki Minaj has gained traction within Republican circles, attending events such as the Trump Accounts summit in Washington, D.C. Here, she claimed to be Trump’s “No. 1 fan” and dismissed critics by stating their comments only motivated her further.
Public Reactions and Criticism
Despite her enthusiastic support for Trump, Minaj has faced backlash from fans and fellow celebrities. At the 2026 Grammy Awards, comedian Trevor Noah made light of her absence, joking that she was at the White House discussing significant matters with Trump.
Minaj’s connection to Trump was further solidified when she received a “gold card,” which symbolizes residency and a path to U.S. citizenship. This card has been described as a “memento” by White House officials.
Continued Support Amid Controversy
Additioanlly, Minaj showcased her loyalty by attending the screening of “Melania,” a documentary about the former First Lady. Her unwavering support despite public criticism underscores her commitment to her political stance and the Republican Party.
