Nicki Minaj reportedly parted ways with her longtime managers Gee Roberson and Cortez Bryant prior to her guest appearance during Ariana Grande’s Coachella set on Sunday night (April 14).
A source close to Variety says the separation was “mutual and amicable” with no specific reason to blame, Minaj is currently without a manager.
Roberson and Bryant, co-CEO’s of the Blueprint Group, managed Minaj for a majority of her career. The Atlanta-based management group has also represented Lil Wayne, Belly and CyHi the Prince.
2019 has unfortunately been a trying year for Minaj who dealt with sound difficulties during her guest appearance at Coachella, is facing a $43K lawsuit from a former stylist and had to cancel various dates of her European tour.
The Hip Hop superstar’s most recent musical offering comes as a shared feature with G-Eazy on Chris Brown’s new single, “Wobble Up” released Thursday (April 18).
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This track has a New Orleans vibe to it.
Pop rappers always are the last to know when their run is over and don’t gracefully transition. Shit’s over with.
Nah. Keep wishing.
Her run is far from over. She still has selling power. She just needs a better team and rebranding. Her last rollout was all over the place.