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Judge Signals Forced Sale of Nicki Minaj’s $20 Million Home to Satisfy $503,000 Judgment

The judge will decide after receiving a Bank of America mortgage statement at a Jan. 22 hearing.

Overview

  • Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Cindy Pánuco said her tentative ruling is to approve a court-ordered sale of Minaj’s Hidden Hills residence, pending one final mortgage document.
  • The enforcement action follows a $503,318 default judgment for security guard Thomas Weidenmuller after Minaj and husband Kenneth Petty did not respond to his 2022 lawsuit.
  • Weidenmuller alleges Petty punched him backstage at a 2019 Frankfurt concert, breaking his jaw and leading to multiple reconstructive surgeries, according to court filings.
  • Court papers list a $13,258,000 mortgage lien and a $722,151 homestead exemption on the home, with the plaintiff estimating roughly $6 million could be recovered from a sale.
  • Plaintiff’s filings say prior collection efforts failed, including levies and outreach to seven potential garnishees, and characterize Minaj as capable of payment based on an estimated $150 million net worth.