American rapper, actor, and business mogul Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has set the internet ablaze with his explosive revelation about his long-running child support battle with his former partner, Shaniqua Tompkins.
In a now-viral statement, 50 Cent disclosed that he used to pay Tompkins a staggering $500,000 annually — roughly $40,000 per month — to support their son. However, he claimed Tompkins demanded even more, insisting that what he was giving her was “not enough.”
The rapper, known for his unapologetic persona, said he took matters into his own hands by going to court. The outcome? The court ordered him to pay just $6,700 per month — a mere fraction of what he had previously been voluntarily giving.
“I didn’t make money for women, and no man should allow a woman to exploit them,” 50 Cent said. “I was giving her $500,000 a year, but she was still expecting more. I decided to report myself to the court for giving way above the average child support. They ruled I should only give $6,700 a month and can’t add a penny more — she can go get a job.”
The Power creator added that the experience reshaped his views on relationships and finances, boldly declaring, “After what she did to me, I decided that I shall never spend more than 50 cents on a woman ever again.”
His remarks have triggered a massive reaction on social media, with many praising him for standing up against what they describe as “financial entitlement,” while others accused him of being too harsh on the mother of his child.
50 Cent’s statement has reignited conversations about gender equality, parental responsibility, and the legal framework surrounding child support in the United States.
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