Tony Yayo: Reacts to Vlad Saying Nicki Minaj's Husband is Now Living in the Hood in Queens (Part 5)
May 2, 2026
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In a recent VladTV interview, Tony Yayo responded to claims that Nicki Minaj’s husband, Kenneth “Zoo” Petty, a registered sex offender, has moved from their $20 million Hidden Hills mansion to a small 800-square-foot house in Jamaica, Queens. Vlad, the host, revealed he confirmed Petty’s current address via the sex offender registry, sparking rumors of a potential split fueled by reports that Petty allegedly fathered a child with another woman—though neither Vlad nor Yayo confirmed this.
Yayo expressed surprise and reluctance to delve deep into the details, emphasizing the sensitive nature of the subject given his past tours with Nicki. He described Petty as a figure well-known in Queens but suggested that Petty may have "fumbled the bag," losing his chance with the superstar. Vlad pointed out that unlike Offset—Cardi B’s husband—Petty has no independent career, making his situation more precarious. Both agreed the circumstances hinted at challenging times for Petty, urging him to “work it out” with Nicki, if possible.
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