The 29-year-old rapper even joked about being keen to give birth on US talk show 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show'.
On being asked by the host about where she hopes to be in five years, the rapper said that she would have started a family.
"Maybe I'll be having a baby. I would love to give birth on your show," Contactmusic quoted her as saying on the show.
Despite her lucrative rise to fame, the 'Starships' hitmaker doesn't like to splash her cash on presents for herself and she prefers to buy her friends lavish gifts, such as Range Rovers, as they get "really excited".
"I'm still not like a big spender ... I Love buying other people stuff, because when I buy myself something I feel like, I don't really need this. You know, 'Why am I getting it?' I just bought my best friends Range Rovers. They're really excited about that," she said.
While Minaj's latest album 'Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded' features some explicit lyrics, the blonde beauty insists she doesn't feel responsible for her younger fans, but she has urged her "little ladybugs" not to "rush" growing up.
"You know what, I don't really think I have to deal with it. I'm not their parents... I can only give advice and you guys know I always give my young little ladybugs my most precious advice, which is to stay a child. Don't rush to grow up," she said.
"You know the good thing about my album is we always make it in a clean version," she added.
Despite her lucrative rise to fame, the 'Starships' hitmaker doesn't like to splash her cash on presents for herself and she prefers to buy her friends lavish gifts, such as Range Rovers, as they get "really excited".
"I'm still not like a big spender ... I Love buying other people stuff, because when I buy myself something I feel like, I don't really need this. You know, 'Why am I getting it?' I just bought my best friends Range Rovers. They're really excited about that," she said.
While Minaj's latest album 'Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded' features some explicit lyrics, the blonde beauty insists she doesn't feel responsible for her younger fans, but she has urged her "little ladybugs" not to "rush" growing up.
"You know what, I don't really think I have to deal with it. I'm not their parents... I can only give advice and you guys know I always give my young little ladybugs my most precious advice, which is to stay a child. Don't rush to grow up," she said.
"You know the good thing about my album is we always make it in a clean version," she added.
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