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Nicki Minaj is working to make amends with fans after her arrest for alleged drug possession in Amsterdam forced her to cancel a concert in Manchester. On Saturday evening, Minaj shocked fans by live-streaming her arrest, which led to her spending 5-6 hours in a jail cell. Consequently, she had to cancel her scheduled performance that evening. In a recent livestream, Minaj explained the situation to her fans and apologized for the inconvenience, expressing her deepest regrets and acknowledging how much the incident affected her. She reassured fans that she will reschedule the concert for June or July and promised a special bonus for those whose show was canceled.
Nicki Minaj is working to make amends with fans after her arrest for alleged drug possession in Amsterdam forced her to cancel a concert in Manchester. On Saturday evening, Minaj shocked fans by live-streaming her arrest, which led to her spending 5-6 hours in a jail cell. Consequently, she had to cancel her scheduled performance that evening. In a recent livestream, Minaj explained the situation to her fans and apologized for the inconvenience, expressing her deepest regrets and acknowledging how much the incident affected her. She reassured fans that she will reschedule the concert for June or July and promised a special bonus for those whose show was canceled.
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