50 Cent Files Motion Seeking To Collect $50K From Teairra Mari
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50 Cent has shown no signs in ending his quest to secure a payment owed by R&B star Teairra Mari stemming from their heated legal battle.
According to Radar Online, Fif recently filed paperwork in California in an attempt to force Mari to pay the $50,000 balance she owes after losing her lawsuit against him in 2019. The filing, a Writ of Execution, was entered in Sacramento County, despite Mari’s last known address being Atlanta, Ga., as the rapper is under the impression Mari has assets in that area.
The Writ of Execution was addressed to the Sacramento Sheriff’s Office and requested that the county “enforce the judgement” against Mari, which the filing noted continues to mount with “daily interest.”
Of the $50,476 owed, $30,000 was awarded to Fif back in 2019 to cover his legal fees, with the additional $20,000 consisting of sanctions, fees, and accumulated interest due to Mari’s failure to pay.
50 Cent and Teairra Mari’s litigation stems from the latter’s lawsuit accusing Fif of causing her emotional distress after sharing “revenge porn” of Mari on his social media. According to Mari, the explicit content was posted by her ex-boyfriend Akbar Abdul-Ahad, whom is said to be an associate of 50.
Mari accused the rapper of conspiring with Abdul-Wahad to “intimidate, objectify, and degrade” her out of malicious intent. However, 50 argued that the video depicting the sexual act had already gone viral by the time he reposted the video, making him not liable in the case.
Mari has remained defiant despite the judgement against her, vowing not to pay Fif the money owed in a snippet of a song released in April 2019. Shortly after, Mari was arrested for failing to compensate the rapper, leading him to revel in her misfortune in a post on social media.
“You best be coming up with my money,” he wrote in reaction to news of Mari’s arrest. “I’m a need 75K now after they add all additional legal fees.”
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