50 Cent Son Claims His Parents Separation Deteriorates His Relationship With His Father

Rapper 50 Cent (real name Curtis Jackson), a Power star, and his son Marquise  have a well-known history of disagreement and frequently take aim at one another in interviews and on social media. And now that Marquise poked fun at his father on Instagram, their tumultuous relationship is once again in the news.

In his post, he made his father an offer to pay $6,700 to get back 24 hours of one-on-one time. After facing criticism for an Instagram Live video in which he claimed $6,700 was insufficient to “maintain his lifestyle,” Marquise, 25, posted the image online.

The picture’s caption read: “Since you all believe that $6,700 is an exorbitant sum of money, please have someone inform my father that I will pay him $6,700 for just one day of his time so that we can fulfill all of my childhood fantasies. Any color he wants, from red to yellow to green.” This is not the first time in the public eye that 50 Cent and Marquise have traded insults. 

On October 13, 1997, Marquise was born to parents 50 Cent and Shaniqua Tompkins. However, after Tompkins and 50 Cent divorced in 2008, Marquise, then 11 years old, became the focus of a protracted custody dispute. In the end, 50 Cent was allowed to spend one weekend each month with his son. 

In February 2017, Marquise released his debut single “Different.” Marquise explained how their relationship deteriorated as a result of his parents’ separation in an interview with Rap Up conducted in advance of the release of “Different.” “It completely went south when I was probably 10 or 11,” he remarked. He didn’t actually hang out enough. With the passage of time and the occurrence of specific events, it kind of diminished.

“For me, I just started feeling differently about him because growing up, my dad was my superhero. He’s on television, he does this, he does this, he would take me to school. It was like having a father who’s Superman, more or less. “But then, as I got older, you start realizing things or you start seeing certain patterns and it takes an effect on your relationship with people. That’s what happened with me and my father. He’s still alive but I can’t tell you our last conversation or the last time we even had a dialogue.”

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50 Cent Responds To Brian Robinson Jr. Makes Nfl Debut To “MANY MEN” After Being Shot

50 Cent is soaking up one of the NFL’s most motivational tales of the year so far. On Sunday, October 9, the Washington Commanders were defeated by the Tennessee Titans, but running back Brian Robinson Jr. stole the show by making his debut only six weeks after being shot twice in late August.

The Alabama rookie made an impressive debut to the home fans to the tune of 50 Cent’s “Many Men,” which has since gone viral on social media.

“That shit ain’t stop nothing, when God has larger plans it’s just a bump in the road,” 50 wrote on Instagram after the game in praise of Robinson Jr. @b.robinson 4 is back in action immediately away.

The 23-year-old rookie ended his first game with nine carries for 22 yards, helping the Titans defeat the Commanders 21-17.

On August 28, Robinson Jr. was wounded twice in the leg during a robbery in Washington, D.C. After a strong training camp, the team’s third-round draft pick running back, who was anticipated to start, was getting something to eat when two armed youngsters approached him.

He managed to repel one attacker before being shot by the next, who hit his right knee with the projectile. Fortunately, all of his bones and ligaments were unharmed. Robinson Jr. underwent emergency surgery the next day after being taken to the hospital by ambulance.

When asked about the incident last week, he said, “That was probably the lowest time I’ve ever been in my life.”

Meanwhile, 50 Cent’s growing rap career was momentarily derailed in 2000 when he was shot nine times in front of his grandmother’s home in Queens, New York. With his 9x platinum debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin’, which features “Many Men,” the G-Unit ruler made a comeback three years later.

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