Teairra Mari’s legal fight over the release of private, explicit images of her has taken a new turn, and this time it did not go her way.
Mari has filed a revenge porn case in which she names her ex, Akbar Abdul-Ahad, whom she believes was responsible for the images being released. She also named his friend, 50 Cent, accusing him of helping spread the material online.
According to TMZ, a judge has now denied Mari’s motion for a restraining order that would have stopped 50 Cent from sharing the images. The report did not include a response from 50 Cent.
Mari’s attorney, Lisa Bloom, gave TMZ a statement explaining the ruling. Bloom said the judge denied the request because she was not convinced that the photo 50 Cent posted showed Mari engaged in a sexual act, and was not persuaded he would post it again. Bloom disagreed, saying the image is exactly the kind of humiliation the state’s revenge porn law was written to prevent.
As for Abdul-Ahad, he is due in court later this month.
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