50 Cent is bragging about the removal of Tia Kemp’s Instagram accounts, sharing screenshots that appear to show Meta taking action against her pages as their legal battle continues.
The rapper shared what appeared to be a notification from Meta indicating the company had decided to remove an account. He followed that with another screenshot showing a backup page Kemp had created, writing, “Back up down, Tik Tok and Twitter next.”
While 50 is celebrating the removals, the screenshots do not establish that he personally caused Meta to take action. The company has not publicly explained the specific violations behind the reported removals or identified who submitted any complaints.
However, Kemp is already back on Instagram. She has been posting from another account under the handle @yuntietiabackk, which reportedly has approximately 45,000 followers. Despite the apparent loss of multiple pages, she continues rebuilding her online presence.
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The latest development comes after Tia Kemp’s Instagram page, @yuntietiaback, disappeared earlier this week. On November 3, 50 shared a screenshot showing the profile displaying “User not found,” accompanied by Martha Reeves and the Vandellas’ song “Nowhere to Run.”
At that point, it was unclear whether Kemp had voluntarily deactivated her account or Instagram had removed it. The new Meta screenshot appears to provide additional information about the account removals, although the company’s reasoning remains unknown.
The social media drama follows a serious legal dispute involving 50 and his 14-year-old son, Sire Jackson.
On October 26, the rapper filed a federal lawsuit against Kemp in Los Angeles on his son’s behalf, seeking at least $6 million in damages. The complaint accuses her of defamation, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress over social media posts discussing the teenager.
According to the lawsuit, Kemp made comments about Sire’s development and claimed he was on the autism spectrum. Those claims about the teenager have not been established, and the allegations against Kemp have not been resolved in court.
A Miami-Dade County judge also granted a temporary injunction ordering Kemp to remain at least 500 feet away from Sire and prohibiting direct or indirect contact, including through social media.
On November 3, 50 appeared virtually in court for a hearing concerning the injunction. Kemp did not attend, and TMZ reported that she had not yet been served with the order. The next hearing is scheduled for December 7.
Their feud escalated after 50 mocked reports that Kemp’s adult son with Rick Ross had allegedly been assaulted. Kemp subsequently directed remarks toward 50’s teenage son, leading to the legal action.
Before her main account disappeared, Kemp complained that she could no longer use Instagram Live and accused people she called “15 cent fans” of reporting her pages. No public evidence has identified who submitted the reports.
Now, with 50 threatening to target TikTok and Twitter next, the dispute continues beyond the courtroom. Kemp remains active on other platforms, and her reported return to Instagram with tens of thousands of followers shows that the account removals have not ended her online presence.
For now, 50 is celebrating the disappearing pages while Kemp continues finding new places to post.
