Critics Give Nicki Minaj Holy Hell After She Reveals 'Most Meaningful' Gift From Trump
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The rapper's embrace of MAGA appears to be complete.
Rapper Nicki Minaj over the weekend shared an image of a gift she said came from her new pal, President Donald Trump.
But many of her critics raised hell over the nature of that gift: an edition of the Holy Bible, signed by Trump.
“One of the most meaningful gifts I’ve ever received in my entire life,” she wrote on X as she shared an image of the book:
Minaj has publicly embraced Trump in recent months. She appeared at the premiere of “Melania,” the film about first lady Melania Trump, and at a Washington event celebrating the launch of “Trump Accounts” for children:
The gift was a “God Bless The USA Bible,” which is reportedly printed in China and sells for $59.99, unsigned. There is an edition signed by Trump that retails for $1,000, although Minaj’s book appears to be signed just for her, with the president’s bold autograph inscribed across the cover. Trump even included the pen he used.
"Sorry, what was that?" one critic hit back at the president on social media.
The president ignored the question and went on a tirade instead.
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