AceShowbiz - 50 Cent has taken legal steps to stop Tia Kemp, the ex-girlfriend of rapper Rick Ross, from allegedly posting harmful and offensive remarks about his 14-year-old son, Sire Jackson.

According to a report by TMZ dated October 26, 50 Cent filed a court order aiming to prevent Kemp from cyberstalking his son. The rapper claims that Kemp has repeatedly targeted Sire with derogatory comments on social media, including calling him "slow" and suggesting he is on the autism spectrum.

The legal documents also reveal that Kemp reportedly shared images of Sire alongside sexually explicit photos of a woman, which some interpret as insinuations about Sire’s mother, Daphne Joy, though she is not directly named in the filings.

50 Cent accuses Kemp of disparaging his son in multiple online posts, including an interview on October 25 where she again described Sire as "slow" and unable to speak properly. The rapper’s legal team previously issued Kemp a cease-and-desist letter demanding the removal of these posts and warning her to stop discussing his son publicly.

However, Kemp allegedly reacted by posting part of the legal notice online with a profanity-laced message directed at 50 Cent and his lawyers. The rapper states in the court documents that Kemp’s actions have caused his son significant humiliation, embarrassment, and emotional distress.

Concerned that the harassment will persist without intervention, 50 Cent is requesting a judge to issue an immediate injunction to bar Kemp from continuing to harass, stalk, or cyberstalk Sire. He also seeks to make this court order permanent following a hearing.

In response to the lawsuit, Kemp posted a video on her TikTok account accusing 50 Cent of instigating the conflict and expressed no intention to stop her attacks. In the video, she mocked the rapper by calling him "15 Cent" and defiantly stated she would continue despite the legal threats, warning that he cannot intimidate her with his lawyers.

This ongoing legal dispute highlights the tensions between the two parties, with 50 Cent striving to protect his son from what he describes as targeted online abuse. The case is pending, and further developments will depend on the court’s ruling regarding the requested injunction.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.