US EditionNicki Minaj One Step Closer to Having $20 Million Home Seized
A judge may force the sale of Nicki Minaj’s $20 million Hidden Hills mansion to satisfy a $503,318 unpaid default judgment won by a former security guard.
- Nicki Minaj may have to sell her $20 million mansion if she does not pay former security guard Thomas Weidenmuller $500,000 over an alleged assault incident.
- Los Angeles Judge Cindy Púnuco is awaiting a mortgage statement from Bank of America to proceed with the house sale, scheduled for a follow-up hearing on January 22.
- Weidenmuller won a default judgment of $503,318 after Minaj and her husband did not respond to his lawsuit regarding an assault claim from 2019.
- The judge indicated that this extraordinary measure is required due to Minaj's failure to make the payment.
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Nicki Minaj One Step Closer to Having $20 Million Home Seized
Nicki Minaj is one step closer to potentially having her $20 million home seized by a man who won a settlement from her after a L.A. judge appeared to side with him, Us Weekly can report. On Monday, November 24, a hearing was held in the lawsuit brought by Thomas Weidenmuller. (Weidenmuller was awarded a $500,000 default judgment against Minaj, 42, and her husband, Kenneth Petty, over an alleged assault by Petty, 47.) As Us first reported, Weide…
Nicki Minaj Ordered To Sell Her $20M Mansion Amid Security Guard Lawsuit
Source: Dimitrios Kambouris / Getty A former security guard’s lawsuit over an alleged assault in Germany is now creating even more legal trouble for Nicki Minaj. Thomas Weidenmuller was awarded $500,000 in his lawsuit against the New York rapper and her hubby, Kenneth Petty, according to Complex. Now the Judge has pointed to an outstanding document revealing how much Minaj owes Bank of America for the mortgage on a home she purchased in 2022. Th…
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