American rapper/entrepreneur Curtis James Jackson III, best known as 50 Cent, isn’t done collecting owed finances from Love & Hip-Hop star Teairra Mari, whom he filed a writ of execution against.

50 Cent is known for his impact in the African-American hip-hop industry and is considered the ‘master of the nuanced art of lyrical brevity’.

Well, the famed artiste has run out of patience with Mari, as he is not playing about the money she owes him.

According to online platform, Radar, the lawyers representing 50 filed new papers to seize Mari’s assets, due to her delayed payback.

Reportedly, 50 has been trying to get her financial records but was unsuccessful.

UNSUCCESSFUL REVENGE PORN LAWSUIT

The financial battle brewed in 2019 when 50 was awarded US$30,000 in attorney fees after shutting down Mari’s lawsuit over a revenge porn film that was allegedly released in 2018.

Mari had tried to sue 50, but was unsuccessful.

Reportedly the judge at the time ordered Mari to pay a total of US$37,733 to cover 50’s legal fees.

These legal fees included an additional US$4,492 for wasting the judge’s and 50’s time because Mari was the one who ‘sanctioned the case’.

Following her additional fee, there is a US$2,597.80 in interest, which she has yet to pay to this day (May 21).

On February 16 last year, in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mari posted a video on her Instagram platform of her throwing money in her boyfriend’s face while eating.

However, fans back then reminded her that she still owes 50 money, so what the heck was she doing uploading such a video?

A fan said in the comment section, “Don’t let 50 see this.”

While another added, “She need to be throwing that money to 50.”

TEAIRRA MARI STALLING ON BANK RECORDS

Since 2020, Mari keeps stalling on giving the Candy Shop rapper his money and will not hand over her bank records.

Reportedly, the court has since ordered her to pay 50 an extra US$5,000 due to her delayed payments.

It remains unknown to this day whether she has paid it or will pay off her long-standing debt.

As the famed Rihanna would say, “B*&%h Better Have My Money!”

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