50 Cent & Vivica A. Fox during 2003 MTV Video Music Awards.
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Vivica A. Fox has caused quite the stir after she questioned 50 Cent’s sexuality on Bravo’s “Watch What Happens Live”.
Vivica then cited a 2010 XXL magazine cover featuring her 40-year-old ex-boyfriend and rapper Soulja Boy, 25. Well, first Soulja Boy caught wave of Fox’s comments, and he shared an Instagram picture of Fox, next to which he joked that his fans could reach her on a new phone number: “1-800-GrannyDesperateForAttention”.
Apparently, Empire’s second-season ratings took a dip because of, according to 50, “gay stuff” being introduced liberally into the show. LMAO. Wait, I didn’t want her to, she forced me, my hands were tied. “50 shades of grey”, the rapper wrote. He followed up with a few more unflattering posts and said she should have known better than talking about him because he’s “got my a**hole merit badge on now”.
The actress said she wanted to apologize to Soulja Boy for bringing him into the mess that went down on Bravo’s WWHL but there was no mention of 50 in the apology. 50 Cent was later asked about her remarks and diplomatically replied that he probably wasn’t ready for the relationship and wished her well.
50 Cent’s various Instagram posts can be found below. As of Monday morning, 50 Cent hasn’t stopped. “No, he’s not”, she said. Fox, the rapper’s ex-girlfriend, has recently joined the cast of “Empire”. “Yeah, he just looked like a booty-snatcher on that one to me”.
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The rumour then heated up again just last month when Fox TV Group co-CEO Dana Walden exclusively revealed in an interview with Vulture that the spin-off could begin as early as next season. 50’s rep told Andy that the rapper deleted the post once he saw the homophobic comments attached to it, and that they were “not a reflection of his views at all“.
