Is Nicki Minaj having a son?

Nicki Minaj gave birth to her first child on September 30th, 2020, according to TMZ, making her son one year old. The rapstress and her husband, Kenneth Petty, celebrated their little boy's first birthday with a star-studded Kung Fu Panda-themed celebration.

What is Nicki Minaj's baby?

Nicki Minaj had a son in 2020

Minaj gave birth to her first child, a son, on September 30, 2020. She welcomed her child with her husband, Kenneth “Zoo” Petty. She kept her newborn private for the first few months of his life, and revealed him to the world in a New Year's Instagram post in January 2021.

Did Nicki Minaj have a vaginal birth?

The rapper also detailed her time in the hospital, noting that she was in labor "all night" and had a vaginal birth with an epidural. "I pushed for 2½ hours. Only b/c first the epidural didn't wear off enough for me to feel myself pushing. Once I was able to feel the pain I pushed him on out," she explained.

When did Nicki Minaj have a daughter?

Baby Petty

Born on Sept. 30, 2020, Papa Bear — a sweet nickname the rapper gave him — is the couple's first child together. Minaj, for the most part, has kept her 8-month-old out of the spotlight and off social media — having only made three appearances so far.

Does Nicki Minaj have a twin?

Aside from her little sister Ming, Nicki Minaj has three brothers: Micaiah Maraj, her half-brother Brandon Lamar, and Jelani Maraj. Micaiah is Nicki Minaj's youngest brother and relatively keeps a low profile; whereas Nicki's half-brother Brandon is well known to the public as a rapper and singer.

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Is Ming the daughter of Nicki Minaj?

Ming Maraj is Nicki's half-sister from her father's side. Fans became aware of Ming back in 2013, when Nicki shared photos of her little sister.

Did Nicki breastfeed?

Nicki Minaj has admitted breastfeeding "is very painful". The 38-year-old star — who welcomed her son into the world three months ago — has opened up on her birthing story and motherhood as a whole during an impromptu fan Q&A on Twitter.