Nicki Minaj’s Ex-Boyfriend Opens up about their Breakup Again, Says ‘I Was Being Treated like an Employee…Not her Man’

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Nicki & Safaree

Looks like everyone is willing to listen to Nicki Minaj’s ex-boyfriend Safaree Samuels and it looks like he is willing to talk.
After more than 10 years of being together it’s understandable that there is still a lot to be said between them.
Safaree Samuels visited Power 105’s Breakfast Club yesterday and had quite a lot to say. Safaree clarified that he wasn’t just Nicki Minaj’s hype man; he was “everything” to her.
He also revealed that he was the one who broke things off saying “I walked away… I’m the one who packed my stuff and I left, you understand… It just got to the point where the respect was gone… It got to the point where I’m your man… I’m who you go to sleep with every night… I’m who you wake up with every morning. It got to the point where I was being treated like an employee instead of, like, her man”
He also says that he is the one who introduced Nicki to her new rumoured beau,Meek Mill and that “If that’s who she decides to move on with, it is what it is.”

Watch his interview below:
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