Nicki Minaj recently shared that she does not believe the United States ever made it to the moon. She voiced her thoughts about the well known conspiracy theory during a conversation with Katie Miller earlier this week. Miller introduced the subject while discussing several popular conspiracy theories.
“You know, like other conspiracy theories, did we actually land a man on the moon?” Miller asked, to which Minaj replied bluntly, “No, I don’t think we landed on the moon." She did not go into detail about why she holds that belief before Miller shifted the discussion to other subjects.
During the same interview, Minaj also spoke about her increasing involvement in political discussions. She explained that her outspoken support for the Republican Party in recent months is connected to what she described as a "premonition." She said: “You know what, Katie? I think that people’s steps are aligned. I used to always tell people this when I was growing up, I had this strong premonition my whole life that I had a second job to do. And this was, by the way, before I even made it in rap. Something inside of me just told me I would have another thing to do. The first time I said it out loud or texted it was during the last campaign, the presidential campaign, this last one."
“I saw something…and I also said, this, all of this is making me want to get into politics,” she continued. “So the last thing that really did it was…the presidential campaign, and knowing that I could help because the things that I was saying, it was happening."
Minaj also addressed her views regarding the LGBTQ+ community. "I personally don't have an issue with the trans part of the LGBT at all. I am the biggest advocate for adults being able to do whatever the heck they want to do. They're adults. I don't care," she said. "I only mentioned something because, when it comes to children, I wouldn't even allow my 17-year-old daughter to get breast implants. 99% of parents would not let their 17-year-old child get breast implants. So, if you wouldn't let a child get breast implants, you're not gonna want them to get any kind of surgery." She previously criticized Gavin Newsom’s support of the transgender community in a post on X (formerly Twitter).
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