50 Cent Demands Thousands More From 'Love & Hip Hop' Star Teairra Marí
50 Cent is back at it with his nasty battle with “Love & Hip-Hop: Hollywood” star Teairra Marí, asking a judge to order that she pay him another $5,000.
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, the rapper is accusing Marí of failing to turn over certain bank account numbers and driver’s license information. He explains he needs the information to continue his hunt to collect on the $30,000 she already owes him.
The rapper says Mari failed to provide the answers by the deadline. As a result, he wants the judge to sanction her to the tune of $4,842.50.
50 has been trying to collect on the money for months and even got a hearing where Marí's finances were examined. A judge questioned her about her sources of income and finances. During the hearing she claimed she was “broke broke” without income.
The G-Unit star is not buying her excuse and is still on the hunt to collect his money. He even went so far as serving Marí with legal papers at the airport.
Last year, Teairra Marí sued 50 Cent and her ex-boyfriend, Akbar Abdul-Ahad, accusing them of engaging in a plan to sexually objectify, threaten, intimidate, humiliate and degrade her.
She claimed Abdul-Ahad logged into her Instagram account and posted a sexually graphic video that featured "ejaculate" on her face.
Marí said Abdul-Ahad was upset because she claims he was trying to develop a polyamorous relationship, and a reality show highlighting that polyamorous lifestyle, but she wanted no part.
Mari said after she removed the video and photo that Abdul-Ahad had posted, 50 Cent posted the material on his own page. She said 50 even applied a “black and white” filter to highlight the color contrast of semen on Mari’s face. He captioned the photo “get the strap,” which the reality star claims was a possible reference to encourage his fans to harm her.
50 denied all the allegations and said by the time he reposted the image, it was already all over the internet. He demanded her lawsuit be thrown out of court, arguing the photo didn’t even show genitals or a sexual act in progress.
