Tia Kemp Calls 50 Cent A "Rat" After Restraining Order

Getting a temporary restraining order hasn't stopped Tia Kemp from taking shots at 50 Cent. Instead, the news of his legal victory became fresh material for her Instagram Stories on Wednesday (Oct. 28), where she responded with rat emojis and insults aimed at the rapper. One post even used a headline announcing the court's decision as the backdrop for her latest round of trolling.

Kemp reposted a Hollywood Unlocked graphic reporting that 50 had secured a temporary protection order, covering his photograph with rat emojis. Across the top, she wrote, "RAT RAT RAT," followed by laughing emojis and an obscene gesture. Another Story continued the name-calling, referring to the rapper as "15cents" alongside more rat emojis.

Her insults weren't limited to 50, either. In a separate text post, Kemp wrote, "Hurtis & Lil Sleezer," before making another derogatory remark involving his son and the teenager's mother, Daphne Joy. She jokingly attributed the words to Maya Angelou, adding a bizarre literary reference to an already heated confrontation.

The posts arrived hours after TMZ reported that a Miami-Dade County judge had granted 50's request for a temporary injunction protecting his 14-year-old son, Sire. The order, issued Monday (Oct. 26), requires Kemp to remain at least 500 feet away from the teenager and prohibits direct or indirect contact with him, including through social media. She's also prohibited from possessing firearms or ammunition while the order is in effect.

The legal dispute grew out of 50's public comments about William Roberts III, Kemp's adult son with Rick Ross, who was allegedly pistol-whipped near his Florida university earlier this month. After 50 mocked the incident and offered support to the accused attacker, Kemp retaliated with personal remarks about his family.

In his petition, 50 accused Kemp of repeatedly targeting Sire with derogatory claims about his developmental health. He also alleged that she posted messages about the teenager alongside sexually explicit material. Kemp has argued that 50 started their disagreement and shouldn't be surprised when she responds to his attacks.

The temporary injunction is separate from a federal lawsuit in California, where 50 is seeking damages over Kemp's alleged statements concerning Sire. He previously warned her on Instagram that her "gangster granny act" wouldn't work and declared there would be "no white flags."

Kemp's latest Stories suggest she's still willing to publicly antagonize the rapper despite the legal consequences. It hasn't been established whether any of the new posts will become an issue in court. The temporary injunction is scheduled to expire Nov. 3, when both sides are expected to appear before a judge to determine whether the restrictions should remain in place.