Nicki Minaj is evidently siding with Britney Spears amid the pop star's public feud with her ex-husband, Kevin Federline.
It comes after the former backup dancer, 44, spoke to UK outlet ITV and called out the 'Toxic' megastar for her parenting abilities.
According to Federline, the two sons they share - 16-year-old Sean and 15-year-old Jayden - are refusing to see their famous mother right now due to her frequent nude Instagram posts.
Speaking during an Amp livestream on Tuesday, Minaj - who had previously joined Spears on her 2011 Femme Fatale tour - defended the beloved singer.
Check out what she had to say here:She said: “Do you understand what kind of a clown you have to be to be a whole, grown f***ing man, and as soon as you see somebody happy and getting married and moving on and being free and feeling good in their own skin, to do the very thing that you know is going to attempt to break them down?”
The 39-year-old rapper, born Onika Tanya Maraj, continued: “Only cowards use the media against a famous person who they once loved, they procreated with, they’re being taken care of by, they once were being taken care of by, using the person’s fame as this constant ‘gotcha’ moment.”
Minaj went on to add that she hopes "karma" is in store for Federline, before directly asking him: “You think it’s okay? You think that anybody’s going to feel sorry for you? She loves her kids more than life itself.”
“You wanna take your little goofy ass to do some motherf***ing interview? How dare you. How dare you encourage this woman’s children to be a part of your nonsense,” she added. “When they look back, they’re gonna say, ‘Why, why, why did we do this?’ They’re kids. They don’t know how detrimental this is. But you know, c***sucker.”
Minaj concluded her fiery rant by telling Federline to "leave" Spears "the f*** alone."
In his interview with ITV, the outspoken father shared: "The boys have decided that they are not seeing her right now. It’s been a few months since they’ve seen her. They made the decision not to go to the wedding. It’s been tough. It’s the most challenging thing that I think I’ve ever had to do in my life."