Posted by 50 Cent has officially taken legal action against Tiallondra “Tia” Kemp, the former girlfriend of Rick Ross, following a series of alleged online attacks directed at his 14-year-old son, Sire Jackson. The move comes as the rapper seeks to protect his family from what he describes as a persistent campaign of harassment.
According to reports, the legal filing requests a court order to halt Kemp from engaging in further cyberstalking. The New York mogul alleges that Kemp has repeatedly targeted his son with disparaging remarks, including claims regarding the child’s health and development. Furthermore, the filing suggests that Kemp has posted images of Sire alongside sexually explicit content, which 50 Cent claims has caused his son significant emotional distress and humiliation.
Escalating Tensions and Legal Disputes
The situation reached a breaking point after 50 Cent’s legal team issued a formal cease-and-desist letter to Kemp, demanding the removal of the offensive posts and a cessation of public commentary regarding his son. Rather than complying, the rapper alleges that Kemp responded by sharing portions of the legal notice on social media, accompanied by profanity-laced dismissals of the legal threat.
In his court filing, the Power franchise creator emphasized that his primary concern is the safety and well-being of his child. He is currently seeking an immediate injunction to prevent further harassment, with the hope that a judge will make the order permanent following a formal hearing.
Tia Kemp’s Public Response
In the wake of the legal filing, Tia Kemp has taken to social media to address the situation. In a video posted to her TikTok account, she denied being intimidated by the legal action and vowed to continue her public commentary. Kemp characterized the dispute as a personal feud, dismissing the rapper’s efforts to silence her through the court system.
As the legal process unfolds, the industry continues to watch how this high-profile conflict between the two figures will be resolved in the courtroom.