Rapper Nicki Minaj is reportedly facing the risk of losing her $20 million Hidden Hills mansion in Los Angeles after failing to pay a court-ordered judgment linked to her husband Kenneth Petty’s 2019 assault case.

According to Court documents filed in October show that a German court had ordered Minaj and Petty to pay $503,318 to former security chief Thomas Weidenmüller.

The alleged victim accused Petty of punching him backstage during the Nicki WRLD Tour in 2019. The attack left him with a broken jaw, requiring multiple surgeries.

In a report obtained by The Real Deal, Weidenmüller’s lawyers stated that, “The dwelling is subject to a $13,258,000 mortgage lien and a $722,151 homestead exemption… yielding approximately $6 million in equity beyond the lien and exemption. That amount is more than sufficient to satisfy the judgment.”

Weidenmüller claims the couple has ignored repeated payment requests, prompting his legal team to seek a court order to sell Minaj’s mansion and recover the unpaid debt

Neither Minaj nor Petty has spoken on the ongoing proceedings, and this legal battle adds to a series of controversies for Minaj this year.

The forced sale motion represents an escalation in what Weidenmüller’s attorneys describe as an unnecessary standoff. Their filings express regret over pursuing such an extreme collection measure while placing responsibility squarely on Minaj’s unwillingness to resolve the matter amicably.