She's never really dated one and she doesn't really have friends in the industry either. You never see her with other female celebs unless it's for work. I think Onika and Nicki are two very different people.
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She's never really dated one and she doesn't really have friends in the industry either. You never see her with other female celebs unless it's for work. I think Onika and Nicki are two very different people.
Umm...? I didn't realize people should stick to dating within their own careers!
well people tend to date in their social circle and entertainers tend to marry other entertainers. i don't think that's a ridiculous idea
It's like saying doctors shouldn't marry other doctors. You tend to marry your social circle or those that you are around most often professionally (like doctors, lawyers,)
I could totally see her marrying another entertainer or someone in that world. Seems weird to limit that world to only rappers...not even hip-hop label execs...just rappers.
'I want a cute little fat baby!': Nicki Minaj talks family, fame, and fortune with Ellen DeGeneres
Nicki Minaj made an unusual choice to talk about her thoughts of family in addition to fame and fortune during her interview with Ellen DeGeneres.
Appearing on Monday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the 32-year-old Anaconda singer presented a rather subdued look and spoke semi-seriously about her future.
'I want a cute little fat baby!' Nicki exclaimed when asked about her plans for family.
Taking it seriously: An almost subdued-looking Nicki Minaj talked about family, fame, and fortune on Monday's The Ellen DeGeneres Show
'I want a cute little fat baby!': Nicki Minaj on starting family
When Ellen, 56, pointed out that Nicki's future baby might not be fat, the singer replied with a smile, 'Then I don't want it.'
It didn't sound like Nicki had immediate plans for that baby, however, since she explained that she was equally interested in earning $500 million - a sum she mentioned as a joke earnings goal in a previous interview.
'But I will have a family, even if I don't have $500 million,' she conceded.
Baby talk: 'I want a cute little fat baby!' Nicki exclaimed when asked about her hopes for family life
Nicki did look almost ready for a family life with her dark hair worn down in a natural and curly style.
She paired that with a figure-hugging - but otherwise conservative - black dress and black ankle boots.
Since the rapper released her third studio album, The Pinkprint, on the same day that the interview aired, Ellen asked Nicki about her songs and writing process.
'I had such an emotional year!' Nicki exclaimed of her newest album, which has already spawned the hit single, Anaconda, plus two more.
Aiming high: Although she might slow down if her babies arrive, Nicki pointed out that it would take a huge fortune - at least $500 million - before she slowed down
'I was writing my album and I think I needed to grow as a human being, and because of it, I just feel more peaceful,' the rap and music artist continued.
Nicki's positive and peaceful mood was shattered mere moments later when Ellen pulled a prank on the singer.
The coffee table to Nicki's left on the stage burst open suddenly to reveal a man wearing a frizzy wig.
Surprise: The Anaconda singer got a shock when Ellen had a man wearing a giant wig leap out of a hidden box to scare Nicki
He growled loudly as he jumped out of the box and ran across the stage, leaving a screaming and semi-crying Nicki behind.
'I hate you so much! I could've broken my neck,' Nicki told a cheerfully laughing Ellen.
Nicki has had an excellent, if controversial, year when not dodging talk-show pranks.
Good otherwise: Other than being scared nearly to death, Nicki admitted to a good year in which she had her acting debut, released a new album, The Pinkprint, and was nominated for two Grammys
In addition to her release of The Pinkprint, Nicki made her live-action feature-film debut, playing Cameron Diaz's character's assistant in The Other Woman.
Her music was then honoured with two nominations for the 2015 Grammy Awards: Best Rap Song for Anaconda and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for her collaboration with Jessie J and Ariana Grande on Big Bang.
On the controversy side, the flamboyant artist received serious criticism from a variety groups after she used Nazi film imagery in her video for the single, Only.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2874821/Nicki-Minaj-talks-family-fame-fortune-Ellen-DeGeneres.html#ixzz3M0YsNO9q
Nicki Minaj made an unusual choice to talk about her thoughts of family in addition to fame and fortune during her interview with Ellen DeGeneres.
Appearing on Monday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the 32-year-old Anaconda singer presented a rather subdued look and spoke semi-seriously about her future.
'I want a cute little fat baby!' Nicki exclaimed when asked about her plans for family.
Taking it seriously: An almost subdued-looking Nicki Minaj talked about family, fame, and fortune on Monday's The Ellen DeGeneres Show
'I want a cute little fat baby!': Nicki Minaj on starting family
When Ellen, 56, pointed out that Nicki's future baby might not be fat, the singer replied with a smile, 'Then I don't want it.'
It didn't sound like Nicki had immediate plans for that baby, however, since she explained that she was equally interested in earning $500 million - a sum she mentioned as a joke earnings goal in a previous interview.
'But I will have a family, even if I don't have $500 million,' she conceded.
Baby talk: 'I want a cute little fat baby!' Nicki exclaimed when asked about her hopes for family life
Nicki did look almost ready for a family life with her dark hair worn down in a natural and curly style.
She paired that with a figure-hugging - but otherwise conservative - black dress and black ankle boots.
Since the rapper released her third studio album, The Pinkprint, on the same day that the interview aired, Ellen asked Nicki about her songs and writing process.
'I had such an emotional year!' Nicki exclaimed of her newest album, which has already spawned the hit single, Anaconda, plus two more.
Aiming high: Although she might slow down if her babies arrive, Nicki pointed out that it would take a huge fortune - at least $500 million - before she slowed down
'I was writing my album and I think I needed to grow as a human being, and because of it, I just feel more peaceful,' the rap and music artist continued.
Nicki's positive and peaceful mood was shattered mere moments later when Ellen pulled a prank on the singer.
The coffee table to Nicki's left on the stage burst open suddenly to reveal a man wearing a frizzy wig.
Surprise: The Anaconda singer got a shock when Ellen had a man wearing a giant wig leap out of a hidden box to scare Nicki
He growled loudly as he jumped out of the box and ran across the stage, leaving a screaming and semi-crying Nicki behind.
'I hate you so much! I could've broken my neck,' Nicki told a cheerfully laughing Ellen.
Nicki has had an excellent, if controversial, year when not dodging talk-show pranks.
Good otherwise: Other than being scared nearly to death, Nicki admitted to a good year in which she had her acting debut, released a new album, The Pinkprint, and was nominated for two Grammys
In addition to her release of The Pinkprint, Nicki made her live-action feature-film debut, playing Cameron Diaz's character's assistant in The Other Woman.
Her music was then honoured with two nominations for the 2015 Grammy Awards: Best Rap Song for Anaconda and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for her collaboration with Jessie J and Ariana Grande on Big Bang.
On the controversy side, the flamboyant artist received serious criticism from a variety groups after she used Nazi film imagery in her video for the single, Only.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2874821/Nicki-Minaj-talks-family-fame-fortune-Ellen-DeGeneres.html#ixzz3M0YsNO9q