Carey felt unsafe on American Idol sets
10 Jan 2013 12:23 AM GMT
Singer Mariah Carey says she felt unsafe on the sets of American Idol after fellow judge Nicki Minaj allegedly threatened to shoot her.
Carey, 42, had hired extra security after she had a row with Minaj.
‘It felt like an unsafe work environment. Anytime anybody’s reeling threats at somebody, you know, it’s not appropriate,’ Carey said during a television interview.
‘I’m a professional. I’m not used to that type of an environment,’ she added.
The singer feels her twins — daughter Monroe and son Moroccan — were a major reason behind her hiring extra security.
‘It was the appropriate thing to do. Sitting there on the road with two babies, I’m not going to take any chances,’ Carey said.
Carey, 42, had hired extra security after she had a row with Minaj.
‘It felt like an unsafe work environment. Anytime anybody’s reeling threats at somebody, you know, it’s not appropriate,’ Carey said during a television interview.
‘I’m a professional. I’m not used to that type of an environment,’ she added.
The singer feels her twins — daughter Monroe and son Moroccan — were a major reason behind her hiring extra security.
‘It was the appropriate thing to do. Sitting there on the road with two babies, I’m not going to take any chances,’ Carey said.
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