50 Cent Gets Temporary Restraining Order Against Tia Kemp to Protect His 14-Year-Old Son

Author: Saturnin BossaPublished on: October 29, 2026Country: United States
Crime & LawCulture & Entertainment
50 Cent Gets Temporary Restraining Order Against Tia Kemp to Protect His 14-Year-Old Son

A Miami-Dade County judge granted a temporary restraining order on October 26, 2026, sought by 50 Cent—whose legal name is Curtis Jackson—on behalf of his 14-year-old son, Sire. Tia Kemp, the mother of Rick Ross’s son, is barred from coming within 150 meters of Sire or contacting him, including through social media; she must also surrender any firearms and ammunition to law enforcement. Jackson alleges that Kemp repeatedly targeted him online, causing his son humiliation and emotional distress. The order expires on November 3, when both parties are due in court; the dispute escalated after 50 Cent publicly mocked reports of an assault involving William Roberts III, Kemp and Rick Ross’s son.

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