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50 Cent has secured a temporary legal victory against Tia Kemp, the former partner of rapper Rick Ross, after a Florida judge granted an injunction protecting his 14-year-old son, Sire.
Under the order, Kemp must remain at least 500 feet away from Sire and is prohibited from contacting him directly or indirectly. The restriction includes communication through social media, other people, or any other method.
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Kemp is also prohibited from possessing firearms or ammunition. She must surrender any weapons in her possession to law enforcement after being served with the order. 50 Cent requested the injunction after accusing Kemp of repeatedly targeting Sire online. In court documents, he alleged that Kemp called the teenager “slow” and claimed he was on the autism spectrum.
The rapper also accused Kemp of posting a photo of Sire alongside a sexually explicit image of a woman whom the filing identified as allegedly being the boy’s mother, Daphne Joy.
According to the petition, Kemp allegedly mentioned or targeted Sire in four online posts or appearances over a six-day period. One alleged incident involved an October 25 interview in which she reportedly referred to the teenager as “slow” and claimed he “can’t talk.”
50 Cent said his attorneys previously sent Kemp a cease-and-desist letter demanding that she remove the allegedly offensive material and stop discussing his son. He claims Kemp responded by posting part of the letter online with the caption, “F u and ya lawyers.”
The rapper argued that the alleged conduct caused Sire humiliation, embarrassment, and mental anguish. He also warned that the harassment could continue unless the court intervened.
The injunction is temporary and is scheduled to expire November 3. Both sides are expected to appear in court that day, when the judge will decide whether to extend the restrictions or issue a longer-lasting order.
The court’s decision does not represent a final ruling on the allegations. Kemp has not been found liable for wrongdoing, and the claims remain subject to further court proceedings.