Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has taken legal action against Tiallondra “Tia” Kemp, filing a court order against Rick Ross’ ex-girlfriend to stop her from allegedly cyberstalking his 14-year-old son, Sire Jackson, according to TMZ. The filing follows a series of escalating online confrontations between the rapper and Rick Ross’ ex-girlfriend, centering on inflammatory remarks made about the teenager across multiple digital platforms.
Legal Action and Court Documents Filed Over Online Attacks
According to documents cited by xxlmag.com, the New York rapper alleges Tia is targeting his son online by calling him “slow” and claiming he is on the autism spectrum. The court filings further accuse Kemp of publishing images of the 14-year-old alongside sexually explicit photographs of a woman, an implication tied to Sire’s mother, Daphne Joy, though Joy is not explicitly named in the legal text.
Allhiphop.com reported that Jackson addressed the allegations directly on Instagram, sharing the news of his restraining order request and condemning the nature of Kemp’s commentary. Jackson wrote, “This is the greatest example of bullying a minor saying he is on the spectrum. I have friends who kids are, it’s not a joke.”
The rapper’s legal team previously issued a cease-and-desist letter instructing Kemp to delete the contested posts and cease public commentary regarding Sire. Court papers state that Kemp responded by broadcasting a portion of the notice online alongside a profane message directed at Jackson and his legal counsel. Jackson maintains that the ongoing harassment has caused his son severe emotional distress, humiliation, and embarrassment, prompting him to seek an immediate judicial injunction followed by a permanent restraining order.
Roots of the Conflict Involving Rick Ross and Daphne Joy
The online feud between Jackson and Kemp traces back to a separate altercation involving Kemp’s son with Rick Ross, William Roberts III. On October 11, William reported to law enforcement in Daytona Beach, Florida, that an assailant struck him with a gun and threatened his life, as detailed by allhiphop.com. Investigators subsequently arrested a suspect on aggravated assault and battery charges, though Jackson publicly mocked the teenager’s decision to involve police, reviving long-standing jabs at Rick Ross’s past career as a correctional officer.
Kemp’s online retaliation quickly pivoted toward Jackson’s family dynamics, specifically targeting Sire and Daphne Joy. Tensions surrounding Joy have persisted since a September 29 appearance on the “Pillow Talk” podcast hosted by Ryan Pownall, where Joy addressed various celebrity rumors. Jackson subsequently questioned how his son viewed his mother’s public remarks, tying the commentary back to prior legal battles and public disputes involving Sean “Diddy” Combs and privacy concerns.
Tia Kemp Issues Defiant Response on TikTok
Following news of the court order, Kemp dismissed the legal filing in a video posted to her TikTok account, vowing to continue her public remarks. Allhiphop.com noted that Kemp rejected the legal warnings, stating in her video, “Don’t play with me b*h about your lawyers. You can’t bully me, b*h.”
As the legal process moves forward, representatives for Jackson have not issued additional statements beyond the initial court filings, and a formal hearing has yet to be scheduled to determine whether the temporary order will be made permanent.
50 Cent is taking this one to court ⚖️He filed in Miami Dade today asking a judge to stop Tia Kemp from posting about his 14 year-old son Sire, after four posts in six days. His lawyers say a cease and desist went out first and got mocked online, and now he wants a judge to… pic.twitter.com/bxXfq3Mr6W
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50 Cent's lawyers reportedly sent Tia Kemp a cease and desist ordering her to stop attacking his son Sire online. Her response? She posted the letter herself and told him, "We got OURS too."https://t.co/HgSYLqUR74 pic.twitter.com/nnH05j8cQ3
50 Cent is taking Tia Kemp to court.He filed a petition Monday in Miami-Dade County asking a judge to stop Rick Ross' ex from cyberstalking and harassing his 14-year-old son Sire, per court docs obtained by TMZ.The filing says his lawyers sent her a cease-and-desist first.… pic.twitter.com/3mEKEdav6I
50 Cent Seeks Court Order Against Rick Ross’ Ex Tia Kemp Over Alleged Posts About His Teenage Son Sire Jackson50 Cent is taking Rick Ross’ ex Tia Kemp to court over alleged posts about his 14-year-old son, Sire Jackson! 👀 The drama reportedly started after 50 trolled Rick Ross… pic.twitter.com/taEWy1VWtx
