Rapper Nicki Minaj, who was arrested over drug possession, was freed after paying a hefty fine in Amsterdam.

However, her gig has been postponed.

Nicki Minaj was released from police custody in Amsterdam after being arrested on Saturday morning for allegedly carrying drugs.

Nicki Minaj streamed her arrest on Instagram Live, which led to the postponement of her scheduled concert in Manchester, part of her Pink Friday 2 World Tour, reports (link unavailable).

The arrest occurred at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, where Dutch police reportedly found pre-rolled marijuana joints in her luggage.

The raptress denied ownership of the drugs, saying that they belonged to her security personnel.

The Netherlands classifies marijuana as “soft drugs,” and exporting it is illegal despite its legal status within the country.

“They took my luggage without consent,” Nicki Minaj posted on X. “My security has already advised them those pre-rolls belong to him.”

Nicki Minaj took to her social media accounts, accusing various parties of trying to sabotage her tour.

She suggested that her bags were taken and searched without her consent. “They’ve been trying to stop me from coming to every show. Everything they’ve done is illegal.”

Following hours in custody, Nicki Minaj was released after agreeing to pay a fine, the amount of which will be determined by the Public Prosecution Service.

However, the delay led to significant fallout for her Manchester show.

The Manchester venue where Minaj was slated to perform, Co-op Live, announced that Saturday’s show was postponed as a result.

Tickets will remain valid for the rescheduled concert.

Nicki Minaj’s fans were left disappointed and frustrated by the sudden postponement, with many expressing their support for the rapper on social media.

The incident has sparked a heated debate about drug laws and celebrity treatment, with some arguing that Minaj received preferential treatment due to her fame.