Lopez and Diddy dated from 1991 to 2001; she was with the 46-year-old rapper and businessman when he was arrested on weapons violations charges outside the Times Square Club in NY in 1999. “This is a testament to how great our fans are”, Louis Tomlinson said. “So you can sell it on eBay?”
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Nicki Minaj is making headlines yet again this morning for her awards show behavior. “Tonight is about the music, and this year’s music made me want to dance”. According to the celebrity gossip blog, Minaj rolled her eyes, flipped her hair, and quickly stormed off the stage.
The “On the Floor” hitmaker was delighted to take to the stage at the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles as she revealed the annual ceremony was one of her inspirations to pursue a career in performing.
J. Lo didn’t seem fazed by it either way.
Her first wardrobe change was a pretty ombre pink sparkly gown with flared skirt, coupled with a pair of shimmering sliver heels. Nicki posted the photo on her Instagram to call him out on it. The photo didn’t need a caption because it speaks for itself.
For her final on-stage look, Jlo went with a body-baring blue dress with sexy cross-bodice straps that also cinched in at her waist and gave access to her toned midriff.
However, despite what many speculated, Minaj finally broke her silence on Twitter denying the rumors.
The rest of the night saw Nicki smiling and seeming to enjoy herself with boyfriend Meek Mill by her side, so it seems her sour mood didn’t last. She also impressively sang in nearly a cappella form. Among them was Anaconda by Nicki Minaj, whose facial expressions were scrutinised during the act. “I turn Bak & look”, she tweeted on Sunday night. If you’ll recall from the MTVVMAs in August, she’ll tell you how she feels if there’s an issue (right, Miley Cyrus?). But maybe she was.
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And things just keep getting better at the American Music Awards. Lopez was seen twerking on to Beyonce’s “7/11” and kept up with Drake’s “Hotline Bling” dance moves, even added some sexy and cool moves on the choreography. “I think that’s a struggle for most people, not just women”.
