Nicki Minaj Accused of Provoking Husband's Fight

Two years ago Nicki Minaj's husband, Kenneth 'Zoo' Petty, was sued by a German security guard accusing him of sucker punching him after a fan ran on stage at Nicki's show [click here if you missed that]. 

Now the victim is accusing Nicki of provoking her husband into the assault despite his violent history...

From Radar Online

Nicki Minaj’s husband Kenneth Petty’s criminal past was dragged into the civil lawsuit brought by a security guard who claimed he was assaulted.

According to court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, the alleged victim Thomas Weidenmuller asked a Los Angeles Superior Court judge to award him a default judgment of $724k.

In 2022, Weidenmuller sued Minaj and Petty over an incident that went down at the rapper’s March 22, 2019, show in Germany.

Weidenmuller claimed a fan was able to rush the stage at the show but was quickly escorted off by security, The suit claimed Minaj was infuriated by the security breach.

After the show, Weidenmuller claimed he saw Minaj screaming at a female security guard demanding answers on what happened. He claimed Minaj was filming the female guard with her phone while yelling obscenities.

Weidenmuller claimed he tried to intervene in the conversation but that upset Minaj and they exchanged words.

He claimed Minaj told Petty about their argument. Later, he said was summoned by Minaj to a private room.

Once he arrived, he encountered Minaj, Petty, and 2 of Minaj’s security guards. Weidenmuller said Petty assaulted him while the other three watched.

The suit read, "[Minaj] repeatedly screamed obscenities at him. She shouted, “Who do you think you are?” and demanded to know why he interrupted her when she attempted to video record her confrontation with the female security guard. She once again referred to the female security guard as a “fucking b----” and falsely insisted that Weidenmüller must have a physical or romantic relationship with her."

The lawsuit added, "Weidenmüller remained calm during Minaj’s tirade and again tried to explain that the female security guard had apologized and that the concert-goer had caused no harm to anyone."

“While Minaj screamed obscenities at me, Petty repositioned himself out of my eyesight and without warning struck me in the fact, which stunned and disoriented me. Because of the surprise nature of the attack, I am not sure as to whether Petty hit me with his fist or with a weapon,” Weidenmuller said.

“Due to the severity of my injuries caused by Petty, I immediately sought medical treatment from the medics present at the venue, who told me that I needed medical care that could only be provided at a hospital,” he said.

He added, “The pain I felt in the moment was far more extreme than any pain I had ever experienced in my life, or have felt since that day. I felt a blinding pain in my head, neck, and face. I could tell in that instant that something was seriously wrong with my jaw.”

Weidenmuller said he had to undergo multiple surgeries due to his injuries.

“I now have five plates in my jaw and my jaw has not yet been fully reconstructed,” he said. “The doctors must still insert implants into my jaw as a part of the reconstruction process. In the interim, the doctors have inserted donor bones from a deceased person into my mouth in order to preserve space for future implants.”

Minaj and Petty have failed to respond to the lawsuit despite being served.

Now, as part of his plea for a default judgment, Weidenmuller brought up Petty’s criminal past.

In 1995, Kenneth was convicted of first-degree attempted rape. He served 4 years behind bars for the crime and was ordered to register as a sex offender.

In his motion, Weidenmuller said “Minaj was aware of Petty’s violent past and intentionally and/or negligently provoked him to violence. The security guard attached several media reports regarding Petty’s conviction.

He said, “These convictions were in connection with allegations that Petty approached a 16-year-old girl on the street, pressed an object to her back, told her to keep walking, and led her to his residence.”

Weidenmuller pleaded with the court to award him $724k for his medical bills and emotional distress.

A judge has yet to rule.