Nicki Minaj’s Luxury Hotel Bill Revealed in Court Battle: Pringles, M&Ms and More

Nicki Minaj’s luxury hotel stays have taken center stage in a brewing legal battle, and the receipts are seriously tempting. Court documents just spilled the tea on what the rap queen likes to munch on when she’s living the suite life.

According to the legal filings, a production company called 24/7 Productions claims Nicki owes them a hefty six-figure sum after they fronted the cash for her hotel bills last year. The company says they covered everything from her room rates to her mini-bar cravings—and they want their money back.

The rapper reportedly checked into the Langham hotel in New York under the alias Tori Spaulding for a full week in December 2023. The tab for that seven-night stay alone? A staggering $76,000.

That’s $9,500 per night, including taxes and fees.

But the real fun starts with the mini-bar and room charges. Court documents show over $3,980 in extras, including $2,200 for private kitchen dining. Among the snack list: $7 for Pringles, $7 for M&Ms, $8 on a Coke, and $20 on Evian water.

Sweet tooth confirmed.

Then there’s the Four Seasons in Fort Lauderdale, where Nicki reportedly stayed for four nights in mid-December. That bill came to $17,176 at $3,800 per night. On top of that, she allegedly spent over $500 on pool food, $400 on in-room dining, and $77 at a restaurant.

All told, 24/7 Productions claims they advanced $250,000 for Nicki’s expenses—with $125,000 of that going to personal costs. The company says the rapper and her team agreed to pay it all back.

But Nicki isn’t having it. She’s reportedly argued that the whole lawsuit is nonsense, saying she never signed the contract in question. Meanwhile, the docs note she was paid $600,000 for the Jingle Ball shows, and her Pink Friday 2 tour raked in over $100 million.

So if she’s rolling in millions, why is a bag of chips causing this much 𝒹𝓇𝒶𝓂𝒶?