Nicki Minaj leaves Husband, takes Son On Tour

Nicki Minaj is taking multitasking to a whole new level by hitting the road with her adorable mini-me, Papa Bear. The rap queen recently shared the hilarious antics of her toddler, who’s already embracing the rockstar lifestyle like he’s been headlining since birth.

“I come home from a show, and this little man is sitting there fully dressed, sneakers on, looking at me like, ‘What’s the move, Mommy?’” Nicki revealed with a laugh. “He refuses to take his shoes off because he thinks we’re about to hop on a bus, a plane, or maybe even a spaceship. He’s like, ‘I gotta stay ready, Mommy.’”

Let’s just take a moment to appreciate the hustle. Papa Bear isn’t playing around—he’s got his snacks, his kicks, and probably a toy microphone ready to go. Rumor has it, he’s even been spotted checking sound levels and practicing his autograph.

“He legit thinks he’s on the payroll,” Nicki joked. “At this point, I’m just waiting for him to ask for a tour rider with apple juice and fruit snacks!”

It’s safe to say Papa Bear is living his best life, proving that the rockstar gene runs deep. Someone book this kid his own tour bus already!

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