It is reported that Paradise Cemetery South, where Megan's late mother Holly Thomas was laid to rest, is protected by police after Nicki's fans threatened to 'desecrate' the grave.
- Jan 31, 2024
AceShowbiz - Megan Thee Stallion and Nicki Minaj's beef has gone too far. Police reportedly are protecting the cemetery of the "Girls in the Hood" raptress' late mother following worrying threats from the "Barbie World" spitter's fans.
On Tuesday, January 30, it was reported that police have been involved after Nicki's devotees, who are known as Barbz, threatened to head over to Megan's mom Holly Thomas' grave. Paradise Cemetery South, where Holly was laid to rest following her passing from brain cancer in 2019, spilled to TMZ that "they've notified local authorities and increased security personnel at their facility in light of the escalating feud."
The media outlet also noted that the Texas cemetery "will continue to monitor the situation as they take all matters regarding safety and security seriously." The cemetery went on to tell the outlet that they are "on high alert" despite noting that "nothing has happened to the gravesite."
The report came after it was reported that Nicki's fans have shared the address of Holly's grave via social media. Following the revelation, one social media user wrote via X, formerly known as Twitter, "So the Barbs have found where Meg mom's grave is and told others to go desecrate that lady grave. This is beyond disgusting and now it's time to fully cancel that woman and her cult."
The tension between Megan and Nicki started after Megan shaded Nicki on her latest single "Hiss". On the track, Megan raps, "These h*es don't be mad at Megan/ These h*es mad at Megan's Law/ I don't really know what the problem is/ But I guarantee yall don't want me to start," referring to a federal law requiring law enforcement to publicly share information about registered sex offenders.
Megan appeared to have taken a dig at Nicki's husband Kenneth Petty, a registered sex offender. Kenneth was convicted of attempted rape in the first degree back in April 1995 for sexually harassing a then-16-year-old girl, Jennifer Hough.
In response, Nicki released a song titled "Big Foot" on Sunday, January 28. On the single, she mentions Megan's late mother plenty of times. She also raps, "This little begging w***e/ Talking 'bout Megan's law/ For a free beat, you could hit Megan raw." She adds, "They got you all them Grammy's but your flow's still a no."
