After Nicki Minaj expressed interest in hosting the Real Housewives of Potomac reunion back in July, her wish has now come true.
On Thursday, the rapper took to Instagram to share photos of her and Real Housewives executive producer and reunion host Andy Cohen.
“GUESS WHO BTCHS?!!!!! #Andiconda #RHOP REUNION COMING SOON ON @BRAVOTV,” she wrote. “#Moment4Life yall better binge watch this season chile.”
According to Variety, Minaj didn’t host the reunion per se, but appeared at the end to ask the cast members some questions, which was a happy surprise for the women.
In July, Minaj shared a trailer for the show on IG, writing, “I’ll be hosting the reunion. lmk what y’all want me to ask chile.”
Cast members Gizelle Bryant, Karen Huger, Wendy Osefo, and Robyn Dixon thought it was a good idea, as did Cohen, who wrote, “I want to see this!”
Cohen followed Nicki’s lead this week and also shared photos of them at the reunion.
Reunion episodes are broadcasted in multiple parts and won’t be seen until after the current season is over.
Minaj has made headlines recently for her stance on the COVID-19 vaccine. However, her being unvaccinated wasn’t a concern for her appearance on RHOP, with a Bravo spokesperson telling Variety the taping “complied with all local orders, and adhered to COVID protocols and CDC guidance. And everyone on set was PCR tested.”
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