US EditionNicki Minaj Avoids $20 Million Mansion Being Seized Over Massive Unpaid Debt
A judge may order Nicki Minaj to sell her $20 million Hidden Hills mansion if she fails to pay a $503,000 judgment from a 2019 assault lawsuit.
- Judge Cindy Pénuco said she is considering ordering the sale of Minaj's Hidden Hills property, with a decision due on 22 January unless the $503,000 judgment is paid.
- Weidenmüller sued Nicki Minaj and Petty in 2022, and court documents reviewed by US media show Minaj has yet to comply with the ruling, prompting the judge to consider ordering her property’s sale.
- A 2024 default judgment for $503,000 was entered in Weidenmüller's favour, and Weidenmüller's lawyer said repeated efforts to recover the funds failed, citing Nicki Minaj's estimated net worth between $150 million and $190 million.
- Minaj faces the possible forced sale of her $20 million Hidden Hills mansion if she misses the payment deadline, and court documents show the judge could order a sale to fund the payment.
- Their long-standing personal ties and high profile have intensified scrutiny after Nicki Minaj's recent public political appearance in Arizona amid the $503,000 judgment dispute involving Kenneth Petty, husband .
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Nicki Minaj Makes 'Eleventh Hour' Effort To Avoid The Sale Of $20 Million Mansion After Insinuating The Reports About Unpaid Debt Were 'Fabricated' By Roc Nation
Nicki Minaj has managed to avoid the sale of her $20 million Hidden Hills mansion. Source: Gilbert Carrasquillo / Getty Back in October, Us Weekly reported that the rapper’s Los Angeles mansion was at risk of being sold off due to a massive unpaid debt she and her husband, Kenneth Petty, refused to pay. The alleged debt came after Thomas Weidenmuller was awarded $503,000 from the couple earlier in a lawsuit over an alleged assault by Petty in 20…
Nicki Minaj faces possible sale of $20m mansion after failing to pay $503k court judgment
Nicki Minaj could lose her $20 million California mansion after failing to comply with a court order to pay $503,000 to a former employee, with a judge set to issue a final ruling this week.
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Entertainment MagazineNicki Minaj Satisfies Judgment in Civil Case, Avoids Forced Sale of House
Nicki Minaj may need to find a new Los Angeles home ... because a judge is weighing whether or not to make her sell her house to pay back her former bodyguard -- and, we're live-streaming the action.
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