Chelsea Handler Disses Nicki Minaj In Critics Choice Monologue

Nicki Minaj has been making loads of headlines recently for her controversial behavior. Earlier this week, she even bought a little bit of shade thrown her approach on the Critics Choice Awards. Comedian Chelsea Handler hosted the awards present this week when she introduced up the hit vampire movie Sinners.

“Sinners was a large blockbuster!” she declared. “Although I haven’t been invited right into a Black individual’s home since, besides Nicki Minaj’s, however who desires to go over there?”

Her joke adopted Nicki’s look at an occasion for Turning Point USA, the non-profit co-founded by the late Charlie Kirk. She joined his spouse Erika onstage, the place she made numerous divisive remarks about Donald Trump, gender, and extra.

“This administration is stuffed with folks with coronary heart and soul, they usually make me happy with them. Our vp, he makes me … properly, I love both of them,” she mentioned of Trump and JD Vance. “Both of them have a really uncanny capacity to be somebody that you simply relate to.”

Handler’s joke additionally comes as a petition calling for Nicki to be deported reaches greater than a whopping 70,000 signatures.

“This is not only a private grievance—it’s a matter of public concern,” the petition states. “Nicki Minaj’s influential standing doesn’t grant her the proper to overstep authorized and ethical boundaries. Her actions have demonstrated that she poses a menace not solely to the people she has focused however doubtlessly to the broader neighborhood.”

“Deporting Nicki Minaj again to her residence nation, Trinidad, appears probably the most viable answer to curtail her dangerous actions,” the petition additionally says. It would guarantee the protection of American residents and ship a transparent message that harassment and assist of felony exercise is not going to be tolerated. Let us stand collectively in urging the authorities to take fast motion for the protection and well-being of all concerned. Sign this petition to make our voices heard and be sure that justice is served.”