pulled a move reminiscent of Michael Jackson when she after The American rapper was detained by police in Amsterdam for allegedly carrying "soft drugs", a claim she strongly denied on social media. After spending and being released without charge, the Super Bass singer missed her flight to the UK, resulting in her absence from her scheduled performance at Manchester's new Co-Op Live Arena. In a heartfelt message to her fans, the 41 year old took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to express: "Please, please, please accept my deepest and most sincere apologies" for not being able to kick off the UK leg of her Pink Friday 2 Tour.
She assured fans that the gig would be rescheduled, with her team currently eyeing dates in June and July. She vowed: "I'll find a way to not only makeup the date with the performance but I'm going to create an added bonus for everyone that had a ticket for this show. Promise.
I'll STILL be performing at the second Manchester show on the 30th. 5 days away. I'll STILL be performing in Birmingham tomorrow ok.
Barbz, Love you." She revealed to fans that she had finally arrived at her hotel in Manchester at 1:17 a.m.
UK time, stating excitedly: "Barbz, I'm @ the stock exchange hotel in Manchester. I arrived a little over an hour ago." Nicki didn't hesitate to invite them for an unexpected meet and greet, which quickly attracted a gathering of eager fans outside the luxurious city centre hotel.
Minutes later, at 1:33 a.m., she posted another update: "To my #G.
