Tia Kemp says she’s been cut off from going live, and she’s blaming 50 Cent’s fans for it. In a new video, Rick Ross’ ex said her Instagram was reported and she can no longer go live there, and that she’s also serving a suspension on TikTok.
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“All you 15 cent fans done reported my pages,” Kemp said in the video. “15 Cent” is the nickname she has been using for 50 Cent in their ongoing feud.
Kemp was not apologetic about it. She spent the video cussing out the people she says reported her and going after 50 directly, while making it clear the suspension is only temporary. “I will be back after my suspension,” she said.
She also called her critics “crab in a bucket” haters and insisted that nothing about her situation has her down. “I had the most beautifulest birthday ever,” she said, before adding, “We rich over here forever.” She told 50 he was the one going broke, and said that even if a judge ruled she owed him money, he would not get one cent from her. “This my city,” she added.
The suspension comes in the middle of a very real legal fight between the two. Last week, a Florida judge granted 50 Cent a temporary injunction ordering Kemp to stay at least 500 feet away from his 14 year old son, Sire, and barring her from contacting or mentioning him online, directly or indirectly. The order also prohibits Kemp from having guns or ammunition and requires her to turn over any weapons once she is served.
50 Cent filed for the order on behalf of his son, accusing Kemp of repeatedly targeting the teen online with offensive posts. He also filed a $6 million lawsuit against her in California federal court. His lawyers say they sent Kemp a cease and desist letter before he sued, and that she responded by posting part of it online along with a message telling them off.
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The feud started after 50 Cent commented on legal trouble involving Kemp’s 21 year old son with Rick Ross, William Roberts III. Since then, Kemp has gone after 50 and his family repeatedly online. After the restraining order came down, she called him a “rat” on her Instagram Story.
A hearing is scheduled for November 3 to decide whether the order protecting Sire will be extended. Until then, Tia Kemp is off live on Instagram, and she says she’s counting down the days until she’s back.
