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Los Angeles - Nicki Minaj is reportedly considering legal action because she was unhappy with an airport security check.
The Starships singer - who played the Barclaycard Wireless Festival in London at the weekend - insisted she was touched too much, however did not name the airport where the incident took place.
She said on Twitter on Monday that she was fondled by a female security guard.
The entertainer was angered at how she was treated and even posted a photo of the woman who was patting her down via the micro-blogging website.
She tweeted: "Pretty sure I was just overtly fondled @ this check point. By a very old lady w/an accent. Word (sic)?"
Adding that she was taking photos of the situation, Nicki was even more upset that the security told her not to take photos of them after the incident.
She wrote: "So TSA always takes pics of me while doing their job! But would u believe they just told ME EYE couldn't take pics???? Wow. (sic)"
Nicki apparently has made it through security and headed for a stop in Dubai before going on to her next concert location.
The Starships singer - who played the Barclaycard Wireless Festival in London at the weekend - insisted she was touched too much, however did not name the airport where the incident took place.
She said on Twitter on Monday that she was fondled by a female security guard.
The entertainer was angered at how she was treated and even posted a photo of the woman who was patting her down via the micro-blogging website.
She tweeted: "Pretty sure I was just overtly fondled @ this check point. By a very old lady w/an accent. Word (sic)?"
Adding that she was taking photos of the situation, Nicki was even more upset that the security told her not to take photos of them after the incident.
She wrote: "So TSA always takes pics of me while doing their job! But would u believe they just told ME EYE couldn't take pics???? Wow. (sic)"
Nicki apparently has made it through security and headed for a stop in Dubai before going on to her next concert location.
