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Queen of Rap Nicki Minaj pregant with her first child

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July 20, 2020

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Nicki Minaj left no room for speculation this time: the rapper’s pregnant with her first child .

“Preggers,” Minaj captioned an Instagram photo of her baby bump .

The 37-year-old rapper announced her pregnancy in a gorgeous Instagram post on July 20

Minaj who got married Kenneth Petty in October, had Fans clued into the possible news in May when Minaj let slip during a Twitter Q&A that she was experiencing “red meat cravings” and lusting after jalapeños.

Responding to a fan who asked if she was pregnant, she shrugged it off, but joked that she was having “nausea and peeing non stop.”

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