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Nicki Minaj’s Camel Toe Made an Unexpected Appearance at the 2017 VMAs — and the Rapper Is Reportedly “Embarrassed” About It
Her Minajesty is royally humiliated. Nicki Minaj walked the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet in a bubblegum-pink latex ensemble and, obvi, girlfriend looked hot AF. But there was one distraction that took fans’ eyes away from her killer curves — and straight to her crotch.
Nicki’s skintight outfit (in which her world-famous booty looked particularly amazing) also hugged her lady bits. Yes, unfortunately the “No Frauds” rapper’s camel toe kind of upstaged her at Sunday night’s ceremony. According to Hollywood Life, Nicki was very upset about it.
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“Nicki is embarrassed by her major camel toe at the VMAs,” an insider told the website. “She had no idea it would be that obvious until she was under the lights and camera and by that time it was too late. Her phone was blowing up all night afterward with friends teasing her.” Learn more in the video below!
The insider went on to say that Nicki eventually calmed down and was able to make light of the situation. “After the embarrassment quickly wore off, she had a good laugh about the pink outfit which she vowed to never wear again,” said the source.
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While Nicki has yet to address her fashion faux pas, her legions of Barbies certainly have a lot to say about it. The female MC’s fans took to Twitter to sound off on her camel toe’s awards show cameo.
“Nicki looks like a pink barbie goddess at the vmas but omg camel toe alert. I can’t look away!” one fan wrote, while another shared, “Poor Nicki’s came toe. tbh she still looks great. I hope she’s not in pain.” (Same. Because ouch.)
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