Mom calls denies extortion claim in Minaj brother's rape trial

The mother of the girl who says she was raped by Nicki Minaj’s brother denied in court Wednesday that she’d instructed her daughter to make up the allegations in order to extort the rap star for $25 million.

Jacqueline Robinson, ex-wife of Minaj’s sibling, Jelani Maraj, insisted in the Nassau County courtroom that she never asked her lawyer to seek a settlement from Minaj or her family — or requested “millions of dollars.”

“No, that’s a lie,” a defiant Robinson said after defense lawyer David Schwartz asked if she’d told her kids to keep up a “concoction of lies.”

Maraj is charged with raping his former stepdaughter, 11.