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Judge Shields 50 Cent's Son From Online Attacks
28 Oct
Summary
- A judge granted 50 Cent a temporary injunction to protect his son.
- Tia Kemp must stay 500 feet away and cease online contact.
- The order aims to prevent further humiliation and mental anguish for the boy.
A Florida judge has granted rapper 50 Cent a temporary injunction on behalf of his 14-year-old son, Sire. The order restricts Tia Kemp, identified as Rick Ross's ex-partner, from approaching Sire. Kemp is required to remain at least 500 feet away from the boy and is prohibited from any form of contact, including through social media platforms.
This legal action stems from allegations that Kemp had repeatedly targeted Sire online, reportedly making derogatory remarks and suggesting he has autism. 50 Cent's legal team presented claims that Kemp's behavior caused Sire significant humiliation, embarrassment, and mental anguish. The temporary order also includes a prohibition on Kemp possessing firearms.
The current injunction is temporary and set to expire on November 3. On this date, both parties are scheduled to appear in court, where the judge will decide whether to issue a longer-lasting restraining order against Kemp.
