Nicki Minaj’s Daily Mail TV Host Beef Stems From “Sex Offender” Remarks

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Young Money’s Nicki Minaj didn’t just randomly go after Daily Mail TV host Jesse Palmer. New reports claim the hip-hop star’s issues with the entertainment personality stems from sex offender comments he made during a national broadcast.

According to reports, Palmer directly went at Nicki by bringing up her convicted brother.

In talking about Minaj’s new relationship with boyfriend Kenneth Petty — a sex offender– Palmer said Nicki’s fans “are also worried because this isn’t the first time Nicki Minaj has defended a sex offender.” Palmer then claimed Nicki has supported her brother, Jelani Maraj, who was found guilty of raping his 11-year-old stepdaughter. Here’s the thing — Nicki never had her brother’s back … she was only making a trip to visit him in jail to help support her mother. Maraj has still not been sentenced for the rape. (TMZ)

Yesterday, Nicki went all-out with some explosive threats fired at Palmer and said he could expect a hefty lawsuit.

The same day, Nicki came to her new boyfriend Kenneth Petty‘s defense amid media reports revealing his alleged criminal past.

A couple nights ago, reports emerged about her bae’s past.

According to court records obtained by TMZ, Petty was convicted of first-degree attempted rape in 1995 as prosecutors claimed he used a sharp object when he tried to force the teenage girl to have sexual intercourse. He served almost four years in a New York state prison for the crime. After he was released, Petty was convicted of first-degree manslaughter and served seven years, according to TMZ. He was released in 2013. (Yahoo! Entertainment)

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Written by Cyrus Langhorne

SOHH.com Writer. When I'm not covering hip-hop news and announcements, I'm deep into an Audible book and eating veggies.

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