Tia Kemp’s Instagram page is coming up “User not found,” and 50 Cent made sure everybody saw it.
The rapper posted a screenshot of Kemp’s page, @yuntietiaback, showing her profile with no posts and the “User not found” message. He set the screenshot to Martha Reeves and the Vandellas’ “Nowhere to Run.”
It isn’t clear whether Instagram disabled the account or Kemp deactivated it herself. Nothing so far shows 50 had anything to do with it.
Kemp is not off the internet. She’s still posting on TikTok, and she shared a graphic announcing “Yuntie Tia Kemp” is now streaming on Kick, telling fans to join her Kick community.
Losing her Instagram is the latest blow in a feud that has already landed the two in two courtrooms. Days before her page went dark, Kemp said her Instagram Live had been suspended and blamed “15 cent fans” for mass reporting her. 50 reposted her complaint with the caption “Street Fighter in theaters now.”
The timing also lines up with a court date. On Oct. 26, a Miami-Dade County judge granted a temporary injunction ordering Kemp to stay at least 500 feet away from 50’s 14 year old son, Sire, and barring her from contacting him directly or indirectly, including through social media. According to TMZ, the order also barred her from having firearms or ammunition. That order expires today, when both sides are due back in court for the judge to decide whether to issue a longer one.
50 is also suing Kemp for $6 million in federal court in Los Angeles on Sire’s behalf, accusing her of defamation, invasion of privacy and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The suit centers on posts in which she called the teen “slow” and claimed he is on the autism spectrum. Those claims have not been established, and the temporary order is not a ruling on them.
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The feud started after 50 mocked the alleged assault of William Roberts III, Kemp’s 21 year old son with Rick Ross, and later offered to help the accused man with bond. Kemp has fired back nonstop since, calling 50 a “rat” after the restraining order came down and posting a fake $6 million fundraiser with the caption “I need Money by Monday.”
The hearing today will decide whether the order protecting Sire stays in place.
