In a dramatic escalation of their ongoing rivalry, Rick Ross has launched a fierce attack on 50 Cent, drawing in the New Yorker’s estranged son, Sire, into their long-standing feud.
In a captivating social media video, Rozay states: “So, 50, look, I mentioned your youngest son, Bruce Leroy, and how I considered taking him fishing for the very first time.
“During a conversation with my friends, we discussed the possibility of little man experiencing future Trauma. I remarked, ‘Okay, that’s something I never contemplated. Trauma.’ However, if he is indeed facing any challenges or requires support, I’m more than willing to help. I would genuinely love to get him a puppy to bring him joy.”
Recently, Ross fiercely criticized 50 after his long-time rival insinuated that he identifies as gay.
In a now-deleted post on Instagram, 50 Cent referenced a viral video of Rozay embracing an unidentified individual aboard a yacht.
Fif wrote: “Ya man was looking real saucy kissing that boy on that boat! That’s not AI.”
In response, Ross quickly defended himself during an Instagram Live session, clarifying that the person in the video was a “Black, beautiful woman.”
The head of Maybach Music Group then added: “You’re so obsessed with my lifestyle. You see me on a yacht with a Black, beautiful woman, and I hope you don’t have anything against Black, beautiful women, Curtis. What exactly are you trying to imply here?”
Rozay further mocked 50 over alleged connections to Diddy, as some have claimed that one of the anonymous witnesses against the music mogul is the mother of his youngest son.
Ross remarked: “We all know you were devastated when you discovered the truth we all found out together. We know that’s the mother of your youngest son. You need to give a beautiful Black woman a chance, Curtis. We know you might have been hurt. You’re a hurt individual, but move past it, man. Enjoy your glass of fine bubbles, and embrace happiness in life.”
In one of his most cutting remarks directed at 50 Cent, Ross shockingly referenced his deceased mother.
In a passionate video tirade, the artist behind “B.M.F.” stated: “I know you want to make your mother one of those walking stars they place down there. Forget how your mother lives, man. Let her have her own walking star.”
