Audio By Carbonatix
They are concerned that she is in a relationship with a man who is registered as a sexual offender in New York state.
Celebrity portal TMZ said Kenneth Petty, 40, has had brushes with the law.
In 1995, Petty, then reportedly 16, was convicted of attempted rape of a 16-year-old and served four years in a New York state prison.
He was jailed again for seven years for manslaughter in the shooting death of a man, and released in 2013.
But Minaj, 36, is standing by her new man who reportedly grew up in the same Queens area as her.
"He was 15, she was 16... in a relationship. But y'all can't run my life. Y'all can't even run y'all own life. Thank you boo," she posted in response to the criticism.
The rapper, who has posted intimate pictures of her with Petty, has since disabled the comments on the post.
This has led some fans to further attack her behaviour.
"I hate to say it, but after #NickiMinaj defended her brother (sex offender) and (musician) 6ix9ine (sex offender), I can't honestly say I'm surprised to hear she's now defending her new boyfriend - another sex offender. It's really, really sad," one person wrote online.
Latest Stories
-
Egg-citing deals as The Multimedia Group’s X’mas Egg Market sells out on Day 1, returns tomorrow
32 minutes -
NPP Primaries: Electoral Area Coordinators in Yunyoo, Chereponi and Saboba declare support for Bawumia
57 minutes -
Revocation of L.I. 2462 step in the right direction – Lands Ministry Spokesperson
2 hours -
Afeku urges creation of world-class hospitality training school in Volta Region
2 hours -
Ghana’s unemployment rate eases slightly to 13.0% in 2025 third quarter
2 hours -
Climate change forcing migration as Farm Radio engages stakeholders on solutions
2 hours -
Financial knowledge secures the future – NIB to Police Ladies
2 hours -
Afeku calls for major tourism investment in Volta Region to drive jobs and growth
2 hours -
BoG to engage more agencies to clamp down on unlicensed financial institutions
2 hours -
US-based Ghanaian Lawyers, Embassy explore ‘Law Day’ to improve legal education among Ghanaians
2 hours -
Tourism overlooked despite its power to transform economy – Catherine Afeku
2 hours -
Standards compliance in Ghana still a work in progress – GSA official
2 hours -
Fentuo, Tariq Lamptey Foundation donate jerseys to Tarsor Basic School
3 hours -
Go beyond profit: Business must empower people – Margins ID Group CEO urges youth
3 hours -
One of the most critical things now is how to manage Ghana’s debt – Joyce Bawah
3 hours
