Authorities are concerned after Minaj’s fans leaked the address of burial site after she made a dig at her rival’s late parent on new song Big Foot

Security is said to have been ramped up at the final resting place of Megan Thee Stallion’s mother following her ongoing feud with Nicki Minaj.

Minaj, 40, is believed to have taken offence after Megan, 28, released the song HISS, which included the lyrics: “These hoes don’t be mad at Megan / These h*es mad at Megan’s Law.”

Megan’s Law is a reference to US laws on the names and addresses of registered sex offenders being made public. Although Minaj is not name-checked, fans are convinced it’s a dig at people in Minaj’s personal life, including her husband Kenneth Petty and brother Jelani Maraj. She retaliated with diss track Big Foot, which took aim at Megan’s mum, Holly Thomas, who died after a battle with brain cancer in 2019.

“Better go conjure up your mother and apologise,” Minaj declares.

MEGAN THEE STALLION (PICTURED) AND NICKI MINAJ HAVE BEEN TAKING PUBLIC SHOTS AT EACH OTHER FOR YEARS
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Now, TMZ has reported that some of Minaj’s fans have upped the anti by leaking Ms Thomas’ burial site on social media, allegedly encouraging people to vandalise the grave.

According to the US news outlet, the Texas-based cemetery has “notified local authorities and increased security personnel at their facility in light of the escalating feud”. They note that “nothing has happened to the gravesite”, but that they are “on high alert regardless”.

While Minaj has outright denied that Big Foot is a diss track, animosity between the two women is has been brewing for some time, with the pair taking public shots at each other for years. It is said to have first started when Megan and Cardi B found musical success, which apparently made Minaj jealous.