Grammy Awards host Noah takes aim at Trump and Nicki Minaj

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2026-02-02

London (PA Media/dpa) - Grammy Awards host Trevor Noah has taken aim at US President Donald Trump and Nicki Minaj as he opened the 2026 ceremony. After Bruno Mars and Rose opened the show with their single APT, Noah said Minaj, who recently visited the White House and expressed her support for Trump, was "not here." Prompting cheers from the crowd, he said: "Nicki Minaj is not here, she is not here, she is still at the White House with Donald Tru......

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