Nicki Minaj has hit out at Wendy Williams, after she criticised her relationship with Kenneth Petty.
The television host recently mocked Nicki’s marriage to Kenneth during her show’s Hot Topics segment – and branded her husband a “killer” and “sex offender”.
The 40-year-old is a registered sex offender in New York, and was convicted of attempted rape in the first degree in April 1995.
Kenneth served four years in prison, and he also served 10 months in prison back in 2006 – after pleading guilty to first-degree manslaughter.
Responding to Wendy’s comments on Queen Radio, Nicki said: “There are people who report the news and there are people who do it with an evil intent in their heart, viciousness.”
“And I pray for you because I know you’re hurting and I know you must be sick and humiliated.”
“I didn’t know that in our society, you have to be plagued by your past. I didn’t know that people can’t turn over a new leaf. I didn’t know that your viciousness and evilness was this deep rooted.”
Nicki also weighed in on Wendy’s controversial split from Kevin Hunter, and addressed rumours that he was unfaithful during their marriage, and allegedly had a baby with another woman.
She said: “When a women isn’t really being loved at home, the viciousness is a different type. So I really wanted to pray for you today, because look at where you are now in your life.”
“Look at what age you are. You’re sat up there being vicious all this time, and paid for that man’s mistress all these years. You paid for her shopping sprees, you paid for her hotels, you probably even paid for her GYN bills, you paid to have that baby delivered, hoe.”
“I know we’re human first, we’re human before we’re celebrities, we’re human before we’re personas. And I know you must have gone through a lot. But you are demonic, and that’s why this stuff unfolded,” Nicki said.
“If I were you, I would go and pray, ask for forgiveness. You can report the news—people do it all the time—without the level of viciousness and trying to play dumb and doing all this nonsense.”
