Production Company Sues Nicki Minaj for $106,000 in Hotel Expenses

24/7 Productions has filed a lawsuit against Nicki Minaj claiming the rapper owes thousands of dollars in unpaid hotel and travel expenses from December 2023. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, the company submitted detailed hotel invoices and covered costs for accommodations during a concert and promotional events for her Pink Friday 2 album release.

Court documents obtained by TMZ show the entertainer stayed at the Langham Hotel in New York from Dec. 6 to Dec. 13, 2023, under the alias "Tori Spaulding." The week-long stay ran $66,500. Nightly room rates hit $9,500. Room service, minibar items, and private kitchen dining tacked on $3,980.

The itemized bill included over $2,200 on private kitchen food, $20 on Evian water, $8 on Badoi, and Ferrarelle water, $8 on a Coke, $7 on M&Ms, and $7 on Pringles. Four extra rooms for her entourage were billed under the same master account, each reservation marked "Routed From Spaulding Tori."

The company also booked rooms at the Four Seasons Hotel in Fort Lauderdale from Dec. 12 to Dec. 18, 2023. That stay added $25,197.85 to the tab, with her suite costing $3,800 per night for four nights. The Fort Lauderdale charges included over $400 on in-room dining, over $130 on private bar beverages and food, over $100 on overnight food, $70 on breakfast, over $500 on pool food, and $77 at a restaurant.

CEO Michael John Davies Pryer filed the case on behalf of 24/7 Productions, according to The Source. The firm says it put up $250,000 for bills, including $125,000 in personal expenses alone. Court filings state the rapper and her team agreed to pay back all expenses.

The lawsuit notes she was paid $600,000 for the shows and her Pink Friday 2 tour brought in more than $100 million. The Queens-born MC has not responded to the allegations. She has argued the case was nonsense, claiming she was not a party to the contract in question.

The claims made in the lawsuit have not been proven in court.