Nicki Minaj has won a lawsuit against a YouTube commenter who previously accused the rapper of being a “cocaine addict”.
Last week, TMZ obtained court documents detailing that the “Barbie World” rapper won a lawsuit against a woman named Marley Green, also known as “Nosey Heaux” on social media.
Green first came to Minaj’s attention when she claimed on YouTube that Minaj was a “drug addict” and “shoved cocaine up her nose.” She also made harsh comments about Minaj’s son with husband Kenneth Petty, Papa Bear.
Shortly after, Nicki filed a lawsuit against the content creator for allegedly making and spreading false statements about her.
Based on the documents, Minaj and Green reached a settlement in which Green admitted that everything she said about the Young Money artist was a lie and that she never had evidence that Nicki used or abused cocaine or other drugs.
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Additionally, Green has agreed to never mention Minaj’s child again. She is also not allowed to retweet comments about Minaj doing or participating in anything unethical or illegal.
In case the YouTuber fails to keep her promise and violates the terms, she will have to pay a fee of $50,000 for each violation.
Meanwhile, amid his legal victory, the 41-year-old hip-hop artist appeared to tease an unreleased track featuring Nigerian singer-songwriter Wizkid.
After announcing the next leg of her “Pink Friday 2 World Tour” on Instagram, Minaj reportedly went live on the platform and played an unreleased track with Wizkid.
Surprising fans, Nicki revealed that the song was written about eight years ago, making it one of her unreleased tracks. Unfortunately, while fans are excited and thrilled to hear the song, the “Starships” hitmaker has not revealed an official release date, according to 24Hip-Hop.
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