Nicki Minaj’s mother posts cryptic message as daughter continues to be torn to shreds over vaccine claims

Nicki Minajthe mother of, Carole Maraj, breaks her silence as fans continue to criticize her daughter for her claims about the COVID vaccine that has sparked controversy around the world.

The rapper’s mother posted an encrypted message to her Instagram account days after her daughter’s last comments.

Carol seemed to suggest that God is “the only” judge in the a message as she prayed that “distracted people” would hear the voice of God.

“Father, may your distracted people settle down and hear your voice in this pandemic. For you are the only wise God and the only righteous judge. In the name of Jesus, I pray. Amen,” the message read.

Earlier this week, Minaj fury unleashed worldwide following his claim on Twitter that his cousin in Trinidad refused to be vaccinated because his friend became impotent after receiving the vaccine.

“Her testicles became swollen. Her friend was a few weeks away from getting married, now the girl has called off the wedding,” the rapper said before adding, “Make sure you’re comfortable with your decision, and not bullied. “

The Grammy winner, 38, tweeted the comment after fans questioned her absence from the most anticipated fashion event, MET GALA, this week.

Minaj explained her situation, saying, “They want you to get the Met shot. If I get the shot, I won’t. [be] for the Met. It will be after I have done enough research. I’m working on it now. “

As Previously reported radar, Minaj’s contentious claim was met with various responses, including from Trinidad and Tobago’s health minister Dr Terrence Deyalsingh, who confirmed that the rapper’s claim was in fact “false.”

“One of the reasons we were unable to respond to Ms Minaj in real time yesterday is that we had to check and make sure that what she was claiming was true or false,” he said. “And unfortunately, we wasted so much time yesterday dealing with this false claim. As far as we know, at this point no such side effects or adverse events have been reported.”

In addition, a senior government official, President BidenChief Medical Advisor of Dr Anthony Fauci, also commented on her claim about the vaccine and reminding her that “she should think twice before spreading information that really has no basis”, especially given her large following on social media .

“There is no evidence that this is happening, and there is no mechanistic reason to imagine that it would happen,” Fauci explained. “There is a lot of misinformation, mostly on social media, and the only way we know of to counter misinformation and disinformation is to provide a lot of correct information.”