Nicki Minaj and Cardi B’s beef has transferred to their respective husbands
Nicki Minaj’s husband Kenneth Petty seems to have some serious beef with Cardi B’s husband, rapper Offset from the Migos rap group. In a video that is currently making the rounds on social media, Petty appears to be outside what looks like Offset’s hotel in New York City. Petty is an accused sexual predator who is past 40 years of age and pulling stunts like these. In a video alongside some of his crew, he says:”Plan that vacation, you gonna be planning your funeral p***y! We out here to talk, right? Let’s talk, but you know we ain’t talking, though. P***y a** n****, I don’t know who y’all think y’all playing with.”
Registered sex offender Kenneth Petty, husband of Nicki Minaj, threatens Offset, husband of Cardi BRoberto Ortega
Why is Petty threatening Offset?
The reason this happened is currently unknown but Offset mocked Petty for being broke as he jumped out of a jet earlier on Saturday morning. After seeing the threats on social media, a DM exchange between Offset and Petty’s crew also leaked online. During the MTV Video Music Awards, there was an approach from Petty’s crew to ask if there was a problem with either Nicki Minaj or him. Both Nicki Minaj and Cardi B have an ongoing beef that has extended for five years and it doesn’t seem like it will slow down. Both Nicki and the WAP rapper seem to have differences that are impossible to fix and their beef has extended to their respective significant others.
There has been no further escalation to this beef, other than these videos and DMs but there is growing fear this issue may extend to actual physical confrontations. According to previous reports, the last time Nicki Minaj and Cardi B were spotted in the same building, there was a physical confrontation between the two of them. Since then, every event where they possible can meet is managed with extreme care from the organizers. Nicki’s husband currently has an arrest warrant issued in Germany after an alleged assault victim of his presented charges.
