Ex-Executive Sues 50 Cent for Harassment After Bankruptcy Refusal

A former senior executive at companies owned by rapper and entrepreneur Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson has filed a civil lawsuit against him in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, alleging she was fired and subjected to years of harassment after refusing to assist in concealing assets during his 2015 bankruptcy proceedings.

Monique Mayers, who worked for Jackson for 12 years in operational roles at G-Unit Records, G-Unit Touring, G-Unit Film and Television, and Sire Spirits, LLC, claims in the complaint that Jackson pressured her to hold property in her name to shield it from creditors. She further alleges he demanded she file a false police report accusing his driver and bodyguard of stealing his car and $600,000 in cash. Mayers states she refused both requests and was terminated on March 27, 2019.

Following her dismissal, Mayers accuses Jackson of orchestrating an intimidation campaign that included more than 80 harassing calls and text messages from at least 25 different phone numbers between 2019 and April 2026. One voicemail reportedly said, "Bang bang, I shot you down." The suit also claims Jackson pressured Forbes to retract a feature story...