Nicki Minaj celebrated her son's first birthday in style and shared a selection of sweet snaps on social media.
The singer, 38, gushed over her special her little one was as he marked turned one with a Kung Fu Panda-themed party.
The Anaconda singer beamed while holding her little guy, nicknamed Papa Bear. Nicki was joined in the snaps by hubby Kenneth Petty, 43.
Nicki wore an ankle-length body con dress to the celebrations which had a graffiti-style pattern emblazoned across it. She completed the look with a Barbie necklace.
Her son wore a navy and white tracksuit and also showcased some bling with the addition of a necklace sharing his online nickname - the child's real name is yet to be revealed by the couple.
She wrote in the caption shared with her 159 million Instagram followers: "On Sept. 30th you turned 1. Mama is so proud of you, PapaBear. You’re the best boy in the whole wide world.
"I don’t know what I did to deserve you, but God bless you, son. Mommy & Daddy will never stop loving you. #KungFuPanda "
She later shared more videos from the event alongside a lengthy caption in which she said she knew she was "spamming" her social media account, but it was for her "pumpkin pie munchkin".
She added: "The kids were so omg. The absolute best. They did face painting, making balloons, making headbands, bouncy house, photo booth, etc. and once everyone left I forgot we didn’t cut the cake ‼️‼️‼️ I had to bring my baby out in his pajamas.
"Boy u gon get this bday song whether u like it or not. It was so much fun. To everyone who sent a gift, he hasn’t opened gifts yet but thank you, love you.
"Happy 1st bday. My world, my everything."
There was a long line of famous faces stopping by in the comments section to wish the youngster a happy birthday.
Among those who sent well-wishes included models Adut Akech and Phaedra Parks, TV personality Jennifer Williams and TV host Julissa Bermudez.
The party comes weeks after Nicki caused a media storm after her controversial comments about the Covid-19 vaccine.
She claimed her Twitter account was suspended because of her comments before saying she was "scared" in a strange Instagram video.
The accusations came after the songstress revealed she had refused to get vaccinated to attend the Met Gala.
She further shocked fans by peddling conspiracy theories about the vaccine, as well as sharing an odd story about her "cousin's friend" allegedly having a reaction to the vaccine.
Her comments provoked reactions from the likes of England's CMO Chris Whitty, who blasted anti-vaxxers and said they "should be ashamed" when discussing a "myth" about the jab.
