As past allegations connected to 50 Cent resurfaced online following conversation tied to the Netflix documentary “Sean Combs: The Reckoning,” 50 Cent’s ex Tatted Up Holly broke her silence to ask for distance from the moment.
“With everything resurfacing online, I want to make a brief statement,” Holly wrote. “What happened in my past was my experience, and I’ve healed and grown from it.” She added that she does not wish to be part of anyone’s feud or negativity and asked that people respect her space, saying she is focused on her future, her peace, and her daughter.
Holly’s name reentered public discussion due to allegations she made in early 2015 against 50 Cent. At the time, she accused him of physically abusing her during their relationship. Shortly after her claims became public, 50 Cent posted an apology on Instagram that read, “Public apology: this women is good person… I have no interest in seeing her down… I’m never gonna let that happen. I’m way to big for that kind sh!t.” The post was later deleted but widely reported by multiple media outlets.
Holly is not the only former partner to accuse 50 Cent of abuse. In 2013, model Daphne Joy, who is the mother of his youngest son, accused 50 of domestic violence following an alleged incident at her Los Angeles condominium. Prosecutors charged him with misdemeanor domestic violence and vandalism after he was accused of kicking her and damaging property inside the home. He denied the allegations. The case concluded with a plea deal in which he pleaded no contest to vandalism and avoided jail time.
More recently, Shaniqua Tompkins, the mother of 50 Cent’s eldest son, has also accused him of domestic violence. In 2025, Tompkins alleged that he physically abused her during their relationship, including while she was in front of her daughter. She stated that the incidents occurred years earlier but chose to speak publicly amid renewed online discussion.
These allegations continue to resurface during a time where 50 Cent is looking to hold Diddy accountable for his abuse allegations. Some believe his movements are hypocritical and are pushing for 50 to address his own actions once and for all.
