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From Tyla's Berlin beats to Nicki Minaj's rants at SZA
Cape Argus
|July 18, 2025
THIS week in celebrity news, controversy, music and romance were all on the menu.
From Nicki Minaj's fiery online rant to Tyla's latest musical endeavours, here's a rundown of the most notable stories.
Nicki Minaj responds to SZA's comments
Rapper Nicki Minaj this week found herself at the centre of a social media storm after responding to comments made by R&B singer SZA.
The 42-year-old rapper unleashed a fiery rant on X, sparking debate among fans and drawing attention to the drama unfolding online.
Minaj revealed that Punch, an artist signed to SZA's label, Top Dawg Entertainment, bullied her online, without provocation.
The 30 for 30 singer later posted a brief, mysterious tweet. It appeared to be a general statement, as no names were mentioned.
Tyla makes waves in Berlin with new music
South African-born sensation Tyla is making headlines with her latest musical endeavours. The Water singer unveiled two new tracks from her upcoming mixtape, We Wanna Party, while in Berlin.
The “popiano” princess this week invited her fans to party in style and share a fun-filled day with her as they grooved to her chart-topping hit Is It.
The Berlin bash was a celebration of the upcoming mixtape where fans were treated to a confetti party.
Jessica Alba spotted with new beau after split
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