Wondering if Nicki Minaj has reignited her beef with Jay-Z online? As the rap icon unleashes a new wave of posts targeting Roc Nation, one claim stands out: a resurfaced paternity dispute involving Jay-Z and Raymir Satterthwaite. The online stir has reignited public interest in a case that has remained unresolved for years.

Here’s what the Jay-Z and Nicki Minaj beef is about, what Minaj posted, what the case involves, and where things stand now.

Nicki Minaj posts about Jay Z paternity tests

Nicki Minaj publicly addressed the ongoing paternity allegations involving Jay-Z in a series of posts shared on social media.

In one post, she shared a side-by-side photo of Jay-Z and 31-year-old Raymir Satterthwaite, who has been seeking a court-ordered paternity test to determine if the rapper is his biological father. Minaj captioned the image, “Oh is this why he was trending the other day? Idk. I hope all is well. To God be the glory.”

The post comes amid renewed attention to Satterthwaite’s legal efforts, which reportedly involve a judge allowing his paternity petition to move forward. While these claims have circulated in the media for years, there has been no public confirmation or denial from Jay-Z.

In an earlier interview with the Daily Mail, Satterthwaite said, “If he is not [my father], why can’t he prove me wrong? Go to the court room and do what everyone else has to do. I can take a no. I can take being embarrassed. I just can’t take him not saying nothing. It is not fair.”

Minaj referenced the situation again in a post on X (formerly Twitter), where she shared, “Dear #JayZ & Desirat, You ruined hiphop, You ruined football… All of this is alleged & for entertainment purposes only.”

She later continued, questioning Jay-Z’s political affiliations and his involvement in Democratic Party campaigns, particularly during Barack Obama’s presidency, writing, “He’s above speaking out to help his party? Or was it not his party?”

Jay-Z has not responded to the claims or the paternity case as of publication. VIBE reported that attempts to reach Roc Nation for comment have not received a response. The case involving Raymir Satterthwaite remains active in court.