Nicki Minaj's husband Kenny Petty was convicted of attempted rape in 1994.
Rcently, the victim, Jennifer Hough, requested to amend her complaint, and Petty believes that she's doing it just to embarrass him.
He also says that she's acting in "bad faith."
Hough shared photos of bruises on her neck and a knife that was allegedly used in the assault.
She's filed a $20 million lawsuit against the couple, claiming that they and Nicki's fans have bullied her and accused her of lying.
Hough's lawyer Tyrone Blackburn filed back at Petty's accusation of "bad faith."
"Now, [Hough] has secured confirming evidence…she is somehow 'acting in bad faith.' If anything, [Hough] is acting in good faith, as she is solidifying a position that she has had concerning the rape in 1994, which is that she did not lie on that man," said Blackburn, according to AllHipHop.
He continued. "Petty did not come forward to clear the record when his wife went on her Queen Radio program and accused [Hough] of lying. Accused [Hough] of being a white woman, saying ‘white equals right,’ and disgustingly insinuating that Plaintiff is comparable to Carolyn Bryant, the white woman who wrongfully accused Emmett Till."