50 Cent Files $6 Million Defamation Suit Against Rick Ross's Ex Over Posts About His Teen Son

50 Cent is taking his feud with Rick Ross’s camp to federal court. On Monday, the rapper (real name Curtis Jackson) filed a $6 million defamation lawsuit in Los Angeles against Tia Kemp, Ross’s ex-girlfriend, claiming she fabricated an autism diagnosis for his 14-year-old son, Sire, and posted sexually degrading claims about the boy’s mother, Daphne Joy. The suit specifically calls out her use of the phrase“on the spectrum”as an insult aimed at a child, and his lawyers stress that autism is not shameful.

The legal move reportedly follows months of back-and-forth after 50 trolled Ross over an alleged assault on Ross’s 21-year-old son. His team sent a cease-and-desist letter, but Kemp allegedly kept posting, including calling the teen“slow”during a red carpet interview. The same day as the LA filing, a separate Florida case accused Kemp of cyberstalking and harassment and sought a restraining order.

Kemp responded on TikTok by calling him“15 Cent”and saying he can’t bully her. The saga has sparked conversations about autism stigma, how parents behave online, and where celebrity feuds should draw the line. Where do you stand: should kids be completely off limits in celebrity beefs? Drop your take in the comments.