Nicki Minaj is once again speaking through her lawyers as her legal fight with 24/7 Productions takes another turn.
This time, her team is strongly pushing back after the company described her as a “spoiled and entitled” rap star in court papers.
The rapper’s lawyers say those words were only used to make her look bad and take attention away from the real issue.
The disagreement is about the work which was done during Nicki’s Jingle Ball shows and her Pink Friday 2 launch in New York in 2023.
24/7 Productions says it paid for many parts of the events, including hotels, staff, security and production costs.
The company, however, claims it is still waiting to be paid and has taken the matter to court.
Nicki’s lawyers tell a very different story as they say the hotel stay and other expenses were already part of the agreed budget for a major artist and should not be treated as something unusual.
They also believe the company is trying to make the case sound bigger by focusing on her lifestyle instead of the business deal.
Her legal team also argued that the agreement was made with Pink Friday Productions LLC, not Nicki herself.
They added that she should not be personally blamed for any company payments.
They also insist the money has already been paid.
The case is now set to return to court on August 3, when a judge will hear Nicki’s request to remove her name from the lawsuit.
