Nicki Minaj gets another rock from Meek Mill

 Adler Edwina 

The pair first sparked engagement rumors earlier this year when Nicki posted a picture of a heart shaped diamond ring on social media - but it looks like Meek Mill has forked out on a second gem for the love of his life. 
Back in April the rapper and her man Meek Mill first sparked engagement rumors after she flashed a stunning white and yellow heart brilliant cut diamond mounted in platinum. 
But it looks like Meek Mill has decided to upgrade - and Nicki is understandably thrilled. 

The star, 33, posted two shots of the huge square cut diamond on Instagram on Wednesday evening.

Next to the first, she gushed: "Now this is what I'm talking about baby. Love u @meekmill.” 

Seconds later she followed it up with another picture of a perfectly manicured hand and of course the extravagant bling. 
“This stone is flawless," she captioned it. 
The pair first started dating after Nicki split from long-term love Safaree Samuels in late 2014, but only went public with their romance in early 2015. 
Just months later rumors were circulating that Meek had already proposed after Nicki teased pictures of her heart shaped ring. 
Meanwhile, over the summer, rapper Meek was forced to deny rumors his other half was pregnant, but admitted he wished she was. 
Speaking to Eminem's online radio station Shade 45, he said: "Nicki ain't pregnant. But yeah, I wish... I already tweeted that five years ago, so it should be happening later. Sooner or later, when we ready for that.” 
Congratulations!

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The weekend sued on copyright charges

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R&B hitmaker The Weeknd is named in a copyright lawsuit over his top charting song, "The Hills," according to documents by The Hollywood Reporter.
London-based Cutting Edge Music filed the lawsuit Wednesday in Los Angeles alleging that the song features a score from a lesser-known indie film titled, "The Machine."
The company is suing The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, along with his producers and music giants Universal, Warner Chappell, Sony/ATV and others.
Co-defendant Emmanuel (Mano) Nickerson, a music producer who worked on "The Hills," allegedly sent a direct Twitter message to Cutting Edge stating, "I sampled your music might make it 2 the weeknd next album."
"The Hills" was released in May as the second single from his album, "Beauty Behind the Madness."
This isn't the first time the 25-year-old singer has been accused of stealing sounds.
In May, he was accused by Portishead of using a sample of "Machine Gun" in his track "Belong to the World." Geoff Barrow, a member of the group, said The Weeknd claimed he didn't use a sample while in fact, he'd written the band a letter asking to sample from the song. Barrow posted the letter on his Twitter account.
Anyway this has been a good year for this hit maker with song across all charts.
He received seven Grammy nominations for “Beauty Behind the Madness.”

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