In the past weeks, Nicki Minaj still shuts her mouth about her relationship status with rumored lover, Meek Mill. After all, Minaj modestly affirms that she's having fun with him. According to Urban Islandz report, the "Super Bass" singer confirms she and Mill are super compatible. "We're just super compatible and just be having fun together. We are just having fun together nah mean. When the kid do it, the kid get it done, nah mean," Minaj said.
The couple publicly exposed their affair in January which is also the start of their super tied up partnership. The "Super Bass" performer also confirmed rumors she and Mill are travelling together. On the other hand, a source close to the pair dished that Mill and Minaj are ‘in love' with each other. "Meek is in love with Nicki and he is telling his friends that he is waiting for the perfect moment to pop the question," the source revealed.
The source also made clear that Meek believes Minaj is ready to marry him. "He [Meek Mill] knows that Nicki is almost ready to get married and have babies. Her biological clock is ticking and he is taking full advantage of that," the source claimed.
In addition, the singer-rapper disclosed that she will include Meek for her North American leg of her "The PinkPrint Tour." The tour will start March 16 in Europe and holding big shows particularly in Amsterdam, Paris and London.
Meanwhile, Nicki and his ex-boyfriend, Safaree Samuels, exchanged tweets on March 7 marking their "could be 11th anniversary." Minaj wrote in her tweet, "I will always love you." Safaree immediately responded saying "I'm not gonna front like i dnt kno wat today woulda been I hope ur happy and wish u nothing but the best.. luv u 4ever. no love lost." The "Super Bass" singer never mentioned Samuels' name on her tweet and quickly, as Minaj wrote "please stop," as a reply for Safaree's tweet their timelines then break.
Recently, Nicki tweeted something about love. "When you meet a person who cares about you as much as u care about them, hold on to them. Most ppl can only think about themselves," she wrote.
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