Nicki Minaj slams Garcelle Beauvais amid cyberbullying bot attacks against the 'Real Housewives' star's son
- Nicki Minaj criticized Garcelle Beauvais for asking trolls to stop attacking her son Jax.
- She asked if Beauvais thought about her son when interviewing Jennifer Hough on "The Real."
Nicki Minaj said Garcelle Beauvais and Adrienne Bailon chose to interview her husband's accuser because they were desperate for ratings on a recent episode of "Queen Radio" on Amp.
"It's because they wanted ratings. And the next thing that happens to them, they are canceled," she said.
Minaj went on to single out Beauvais during the radio show. The actress and "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star joined the talk show in 2020. Minaj criticized Beauvais' response to her 14-year-old son Jax being attacked by racist and sexist bots.
"And now this lady is on one of the 'Real Housewives' talking about, 'Leave my son alone! Don't leave comments under my son's page,'" said Minaj.
"Bitch, if you can't stand to feel the motherfucking heat then get the fuck out the kitchen," she continued.
"Did you care about my motherfucking son?" Minaj questioned.
Minaj has an eleven-month-old son with her husband Kenneth Petty. The couple married in 2019.
Jennifer Hough claimed Petty raped her at knifepoint in 1994 when she appeared on "The Real" on September 22, 2021.
Hough discussed the alleged incident with Beauvais, Bailon, and her lawyer Tyrone Blackburn on camera. Beauvais read from notes during the interview. "I'm going to read because this is an important story, I don't want to make a mistake," she explained to the audience.
Hough also accused Petty and Nicki Minaj of harassment and intimidation in a lawsuit filed in the US District Court for the Eastern District of New York in August 2021. Minaj was later dropped from the lawsuit.
Minaj also criticized the public dissolution of Beauvais' marriage to Mike Nilon during her radio show. "I see why that white man left you, b***h! Disgusting," she added.
This is not the first time Beauvais has been called out for participating in a discussion on the show.
In September 2021, Beauvais commented on rapper Moneybagg Yo receiving a birthday gift of 28 acres of land from his then-girlfriend Ari Fletcher. "That's a huge gift to someone that you're not even married to," she remarked.
The rapper clapped back on Twitter. "Not Fancy hating on my gift," he tweeted.
Fancy is the nickname of the character Beauvais played on "The Jamie Foxx Show" from 1996 to 2001. The role took her from a working model to a household name in Black communities.
Representatives for Minaj and Beauvais did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment.