Nicki Minaj Reveals She Is Pregnant, Shares Photos

With the latest information sighted by Latest Ghana today, this confirms that -- Nicki Minaj Reveals She Is Pregnant as she shares photos.

Nicki Minaj is pregnant and she revealed the news with a vibrant baby bump shoot on Instagram and captioned it “Preggers”.

The rapper and her husband Kenneth Petty will be welcoming their first child together and it’s safe to say fans are thrilled.

Power actress Lala commented:

“Congrats Nick u look beautiful GLOWING.”

 While singer Tinashe added:

“CONGRATS QUEEN!!!!!”

Actress Halle Berry wrote:

“ES Congratulations beauty!!!!”

And singer Sam Smith added:

“Congratulations beautiful x”

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Love. Marriage. Baby carriage. Overflowing with excitement & gratitude. Thank you all for the well wishes. 💛

A post shared by Barbie (@nickiminaj) on Jul 20, 2020 at 8:08am PDT

Nicki Minaj’s confirmation about the happy news follows months of speculation that she had a bun in the oven. Source: GHKasa.com

President Trump’s son,Barron Trump reportedly lost his leg after an explosion

Reportedly,the son of the President of the United States,Donald Trump has lost his right leg after an explosion happened in a mall he was shopping.

Barron Trump went in a City Mall in Washington where according to the sayings of his father and his men,he was supposed to buy himself some things.According to witnesses,on the second floor of the shopping center,a planted bomb exploded,very close to Barron and his security.One of the security guards has died,while two others are injured.Barron was also seriously injured,and in the accident according to some of the witnesses,he lost his leg.The ambulance came right away and saved his life,but we don’t know his condition yet. Prayers go to the presidental family,we hope that everything will be alright!

Trump Calls Removal Of Confederate Monuments 'So Foolish'

Bridgewater, New Jersey (CNN)President Donald Trump on Thursday denounced the removal of monuments to Confederate figures as "sad" and "so foolish," days after white supremacists and neo-Nazis took to Charlottesville, Virginia, to violently protest the planned removal of a statue of the Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.

"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," Trump said in a series of tweets. "You can't change history, but you can learn from it."

Trump's tweets came as he continued to face criticism for comments he made on Tuesday in which he blamed "both sides" of the Charlottesville protests -- the white supremacists and those protesting against them -- for the violence that took hold of that small Virginia city. While Trump condemned the neo-Nazi and white supremacists who protested, he insisted there were "very fine people" among those protesting the removal of Lee's statue in Charlottesville.

Echoing his comments on Tuesday, Trump tweeted Thursday that the removal of Confederate statues could lead to the removal of monuments to the US's founding fathers.

"Robert E Lee, Stonewall Jackson - who's next, Washington, Jefferson? So foolish!" Trump tweeted. "Also the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!"

Trump's decision to side with those opposed to removing Confederate monuments -- even days after white supremacists and neo-Nazis protested the same cause -- signaled that he was increasingly confident that he had reacted appropriately in a way that would bolster his standing with his core supporters.The President has faced sagging approval ratings for months, but has maintained fervent support among his political base.

Trump fired back against some of those criticizing him Thursday morning, lashing out against the news media and Sen. Lindsey Graham, the Republican from South Carolina who slammed Trump for expressing a "moral equivalency" between the white supremacists and those who took to the streets to counter their racist, anti-Semitic rally.

Trump rebuked Graham for what he termed a "disgusting lie" and forcefully reminded Graham that he had solidly defeated him in the South Carolina Republican primary 18 months earlier.

In his tweet slamming the news media, Trump argued the media "totally misrepresent what I say about hate, bigotry etc."

Trump's rejection of the removal of Confederate monuments also came just a few hours after a CBS News poll showed that while a majority of Americans disapproved of Trump's response to the violence in Charlottesville, two-thirds of Republicans approved of his response. The poll, however, was conducted in part before Trump's impromptu news conference on Tuesday.

Source: CCN