Nicki Minaj is raising her glass to Pink, who tried out the rapper's viral stiletto challenge and absolutely knocked it out of the park.

The Nicki Minaj stiletto trend is a viral TikTok trend where social media users wear stilettos and balance on narrow objects on one foot. Here's everything to know about the viral Nicki Minaj stiletto trend and the celebrities participating in the challenge.

Cardi B's new single "Imaginary Players" stirred up online drama as fans linked it to Nicki Minaj's feud with Jay-Z and Roc Nation.

Nicki Minaj attempted her viral stiletto challenge by the pool but struggled to balance while avoiding a wardrobe malfunction

Wondering what the Nicki Minaj Stiletto Challenge is all about? The viral trend has taken over social media, with participants attempting a risky balancing pose while wearing high heels. Inspired by Minaj’s iconic stance in her 2013 High School music video,

The argument started when Nicki jumped into Bryant’s rant against Jerry Jones on X. Since the situation seemingly involved Jay-Z’s Roc Nation sports, Nicki, who claims that Roc Nation and Jay-Z owe her money after selling Tidal in 2021, hopped into the discussion.

Nicki Minaj shared a video of herself trying out the stiletto challenge inspired by her 2013 single "High School," where social media users try to balance in the heels while striking a pose.

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Nicki Minaj is ringing in the new year by giving fans a look at her baby boy. Minaj, 38, has been notoriously private about showing off her 3-month-old son with husband, Kenneth Petty, sharing ...

LL Cool J is returning to the VMAs stage to host the 2025 MTV VMAs. The rapper previously cohosted the 2022 awards show with Nicki Minaj and Jack Harlow. He also was the first rapper to receive the Video Vanguard Award in 1997.