Mocking an alleged attack on Rick Ross' son has put 50 Cent at odds with Tia Kemp, who won't let their previously friendly relationship stop her from going after the rapper. Kemp unleashed a heated social media tirade after 50 offered to help the man accused of pistol-whipping her son, William Roberts III, and the exchange quickly became personal.
Kemp shared an Instagram post featuring 50 alongside his former partner, Daphne Joy, and their son, Sire. "U have NO room to post anyone's child," she wrote. Her caption went considerably further, making explicit accusations about Joy and an unverified personal claim concerning Sire's developmental health. Kemp also shared images she claimed depicted Joy in intimate circumstances. Those allegations have not been independently substantiated.
She didn't stop with the caption. Kemp also posted a heated video rant directed at 50, criticizing him for making light of her son's alleged assault. The confrontation was a notable departure from their previous relationship, which has included 50 publicly supporting Kemp while using her longstanding disagreements with Ross to antagonize his adversary.
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50 Cent Responds To Tia Kemp With Another Personal Jab
Instead of apologizing, 50 fired back on Instagram with a revealing photo aimed at Kemp, along with another dig at Ross. "Damn Tia you sound tougher than ya boy, I ain't got time to argue with you," he wrote. He then used the confrontation to promote his Street Fighter movie before adding, "you know I love you girl," alongside an affectionate emoji.
The dispute began when 50 mocked reports that William had been threatened at gunpoint and struck in the head near Bethune-Cookman University on Oct. 11. According to Daytona Beach police, William identified Don Roberts III as his alleged attacker. Don was subsequently charged with aggravated assault and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.
50 initially joked about William contacting police before sharing Don's booking information and offering to arrange his release. He also claimed he would send attorney Drew Findling to represent the suspect, although Findling's involvement hasn't been confirmed.
Don has pleaded not guilty, with a bail hearing scheduled for Wednesday (Oct. 21). Despite 50's promise to help secure his release, the rapper has not confirmed that he intervened in the case. His latest response to Kemp was another Instagram jab and, apparently, another attempt to sell movie tickets.
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