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White House Floats Nicki Minaj as New Press Secretary, Trump Marvels At Her Ass

"I looked at one hell of a beautiful ass... That's hard to miss." White House Floats Nicki Minaj as New Press Secretary, Trump Marvels At Her Ass Alex Young

White House Floats Nicki Minaj as New Press Secretary, Trump Marvels At Her Ass

President Donald Trump's White House Communications Director Steven Cheung playfully suggested Nicki Minaj as the administration's potential new press secretary on Sunday during a video posted on X. Cheung conducted a brief interview with the rapper, asking her about the state of the economy and whether anyone worked harder than President Trump.

Minaj responded enthusiastically, praising Trump's business acumen and work ethic. In a separate video posted simultaneously, Minaj confirmed she was on Air Force One with Trump before his Detroit rally, introducing Cheung to her for the first time. Cheung concluded the video by declaring Minaj as his choice for the next White House Press Secretary, stating, "Ladies and gentlemen, I think we may have found the new White House Press Secretary!"

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