Nicki Minaj Teases Trump Press Secretary Role on Air Force One
Cheung’s joke follows a viral Air Force One clip and a White House post, as no formal appointment has been announced.
- On Sunday, October 25, 2026, rapper Nicki Minaj joined President Donald Trump at a rally at Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Michigan, endorsing his potential future presidential run.
- Once a critic of the Republican platform, Minaj has become a vocal supporter of Trump in recent years, praising his business background and stating, "We have a president who understands economics."
- During her speech, the performer urged Michigan electors to support Republican candidates ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, demanding society "leave the children alone" regarding gender transition procedures for minors.
- White House communications director Steven Cheung posted a video of an in-flight interview with Minaj, joking, "Ladies and gentlemen, I think we may have found the new White House Press Secretary!"
- This onstage appearance marks one of the most prominent endorsements from a mainstream hip-hop figure during the current electoral cycle; neither the White House nor Minaj's representatives offered further formal comment.
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Nicki Minaj’s White House ‘Audition’ Takes Off Aboard Air Force One
Nicki Minaj’s trip aboard Air Force One included a mock press-secretary interview. The post Nicki Minaj’s White House ‘Audition’ Takes Off Aboard Air Force One appeared first on 2oceansvibe News | South African and international news.
Rapper Nicki Minaj performed at a campaign rally for US President Donald Trump – who complimented her backside on stage. Meanwhile, Trump's communications director can envision the artist as the new White House press secretary.
White House Communications Director Stephen Chung joked about the possible appointment of Nikki Minaj as Trump administration press secretary.
Nicki Minaj's name went viral after White House Communications Director Steven Cheung jokingly named her as a potential next press secretary.
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