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Nicki Minaj deletes Twitter account following leaks of her tracks

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Popular culture
21 April, 2012

Rapper Niki Minaj who has been in the UK to promote her latest album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded has quit Twitter.

The 29-year-old star is believed to have quit Twitter following the online leak of her tracks, says she left the micro-blogging site because her conscience urged her to do so.

“A voice in my head told me to delete my Twitter and that’s what I did. I had 11 million followers and I hope they will wait for me,” Minaj was quoted as saying.




Before removing the account, she tweeted, “And that’s exactly why I’m paying the barbz DUST right now! And deleting my twitter. Smdh — don’t cry for me Argentina. Like seriously, its but so much a person can take. Good f***ing bye. (sic),” reports showbizspy.com.

UK fans will be pleased to hear of claims that Minaj is looking for a house in Buckinghamshire — and she wants paint it pink.

“Nicki loves England for the heritage and the countryside. She has been scouring the web for a place,” a source said.

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