Nicky Minaj appeared alongside Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Michigan, where the American president commented on her physical appearance during a speech.

At the same time, a announcement by the director of communication at the White House, Steven Cheung, further sparked speculation that the singer might one day be given a role in the Trump administration.

Minaj was at the rally to support republican candidates ahead of the upcoming mesmandat elections.

Trump commented on her appearance

Minej was sitting in the audience before he took the stage, and Trump suddenly called attention to her appearance during his speech. His comment received applause from the crowd.

By the way, look at the good hips… Nicky Minaj. It’s hard not to notice this, Trump said, and after the applause he added: Stand up. It’s hard not to notice. I hope Nick isn’t offended, but we love Nick. She’s been with us for a long time.

Minej later joined him on the stage and spoke to the crowd about her support for Trump and called on voters to support republican candidates in Michigan.

Speculations have begun for the new role

Additional attention caused the census made en route to Michigan. Minej travelled with Trump’s presidential plane, Air Force One, where he spoke to Steven Cheung, director of communication at the White House.

Cheung posted the video in Xu with the message that they might have found a new spokeswoman. Minaj responded to the post with an American flag and named sweat. However, there is still no confirmation of whether or not it was offered to the White House spokeswoman.

New spokesperson requested

The White House is currently without a permanent spokeswoman after Katie Zacharia left her position only five days after taking office. Its brief mandate followed its first appearance in the media, which prompted a series of reactions.

Recently, Minaj has become increasingly involved in American politics and is one of Trump’s best-known public supporters. At a rally in Michigan, she again publicly voiced her support for the republican president and candidates.