Rah Ali’s Secret Revealed: Nicki Minaj’s Claims About Rah Ali and Cardi B’s Altercation. The person who beat up Cardi B at the NYFW party is my friend. Her name is…

Nicki Minaj Breaks Silence with Explosive Details on Infamous Fashion Week Brawl with Cardi B

Seven weeks after their headline-making clash at New York Fashion Week, Nicki Minaj is finally setting the record straight—and her revelations are even more dramatic than fans imagined. On a recent episode of her popular Beats 1 show, Queen Radio, Minaj claimed it wasn’t security who landed blows on Cardi B, but her close friend Rah Ali.

“Rah really, really beat Cardi’s ass bad,” Minaj declared, her words crackling with intensity. “Rah beat you so bad, I was mad at Rah. You went home and told people security hit you, and we let that ride for legal reasons.” Rah Ali, known for her stint on VH1’s Love & Hip Hop: New York alongside Cardi, has now become a central figure in the saga.

Footage from the September 7th incident flooded social media, showing Cardi B charging at someone, while another clip captured her shouting, “Say some s— about my daughter [Kulture] again!” According to eyewitnesses, Cardi was furious, screaming at Nicki, “Bitch you feisty. Bitch don’t talk s— about my child,” before hurling her shoe in frustration when bodyguards blocked her path.

On Queen Radio, Minaj didn’t hold back. “Ra held her head and punched her like eight, nine times, and I could hear it—the hardest punch you’ve ever heard in your life.” She even upped the stakes, offering $100,000 to anyone who could produce the building’s surveillance footage of the brawl. “There’s no way I can lie about this because there is surveillance footage from the building where the assault took place,” she insisted.

Despite the ongoing headlines, Minaj says she’s ready to move on. “I’m perfectly fine with never talking about this again. I don’t look at you as my enemy. Let’s move past it,” she said, extending an olive branch.

But the drama doesn’t end there. Cardi’s sister, Hennessy Carolina, accused Minaj of leaking Cardi’s phone number, sparking a flood of threatening messages aimed at baby Kulture. Minaj fired back on Queen Radio: “What type of bird s— you on, bitch? I didn’t leak your number. Stop lying on me. Your big sister came home and lied to you, now what?”

Adding another twist, Minaj revealed Cardi once asked her to feature on a single, “Bartier Cardi.” “You asked me to be on your second single, and I said no because ‘Motorsport’ was about to come out,” Nicki explained. “Now you’re all lovey-dovey with those girls—why not ask Remy and Kim to be on your single?”

Minaj has repeatedly denied ever speaking ill of Cardi’s daughter. “Onika Tanya Maraj has never, will never… speak ill on anyone’s child,” she said, using her real name. “I am not a clown. That’s clown s—.”

Reflecting on the chaos, Minaj admitted she was embarrassed by the spectacle. “I was in a Gaultier gown—off the motherf—— runway—and I could not believe how humiliated we all felt.” Yet, she kept her composure. “I’m such an ill-a– bitch I didn’t even feel the need to defend myself that night.”

As the dust settles, one thing is clear: In the world of hip-hop, feuds burn bright—but Nicki Minaj is ready to let bygones be bygones. Whether Cardi B feels the same remains to be seen.