50 Cent made clear he harbors no ill will toward Diddy after the fellow music stalwart was seen holding hands with his ex Daphne Joy, who he shares a child with.
The 45-year-old reacted to an Instagram post about a report of the pair after they were snapped in Miami last week holding hands.
The If I Can’t rapper wrote: ‘Nah me and puff fight over business s***, If he like the girl, he like the girl. I don’t give a f***.’
The latest: 50 Cent, 45, made clear he harbors no ill will toward Diddy, 51, after the fellow music stalwart was seen holding hands with his ex Daphne Joy, 34, who he shares a child with. The pair was snapped in Miami last week holding hands
50 Cent shares eight-year-old son Sire with model Joy, 34, who he parted ways in 2012.
The rap artist, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, is currently in a romance with model Cuban Link, whose real name is Jamira Haines.
The Candy Shop artist, who was first linked to Cuban Link in August of 2019, gifted the beauty with a $250,000 Mercedes Maybach truck this past holiday season.
In recent years, Diddy has been linked to socialite Lori Harvey and model Tina Louise since his 2018 split from longtime girlfriend Cassie.
50 Cent shares eight-year-old son Sire with Joy, a model who he parted ways in 2012.
No hard feelings: The rap vet made clear he was not angry about the budding romance
The veteran rapper wore high socks with marijuana leaves and sandals on the outing
50 Cent and Joy have a turbulent past, as in October of 2013, he entered a guilty plea to vandalism charges stemming from a row he had with the model at her Los Angeles home in June of that year.
Prosecutors dropped a domestic violence charge in the incident, in which they said that the rapper ‘allegedly began destroying the female’s property,’ and injured her after he ‘kicked open the bedroom door and kicked her,’ CNN reported.
50 Cent was given three years of probation, 30 days of community service, $7,100 in fines, and a year of domestic violence counseling in connection with the incident.
