50 Cent has filed a court complaint seeking to stop Tia Kemp from allegedly cyberstalking his 14-year-old son, Sire Jackson, XXL reports. TMZ reported the filing on Oct. 26.
The rapper alleges that Kemp, Rick Ross' ex-girlfriend, has repeatedly made nasty comments about his son online. He says she called Sire “slow” and claimed he is on the autism spectrum.
Court documents also accuse Kemp of posting images of Sire alongside sexually explicit photos of a woman. 50 Cent says this may have implied the woman was Sire's mother, Daphne Joy, though her name does not appear in the documents.
50 Cent says his legal team had previously sent Kemp a cease-and-desist letter demanding that she delete the posts and stop talking about his son. He alleges that she shared part of the notice online with a profane message in response.
He is asking a judge for an immediate injunction barring Kemp from harassing, stalking or cyberstalking Sire, and wants the order made permanent after a hearing. 50 Cent says the alleged conduct has caused his son humiliation, embarrassment and emotional distress.
Kemp responded in a TikTok video, accusing 50 Cent of starting a feud and saying she would continue her attacks on him and his son. XXL says it contacted 50 Cent's representative for comment.
