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⚖️NEW FILING⚖️50 Cent has filed a NEW FEDERAL LAWSUIT on behalf of his minor son against Tiallondra “Tia” Kemp.
The lawsuit was filed October 26, 2026 in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.
The complaint brings THREE claims👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
1. Libel Per Se and Slander Per Se
2. False Light Invasion of Privacy
3. Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
The complaint centers on a series of social-media posts, livestream comments and a later red-carpet interview in which Kemp allegedly made statements about 50 Cent’s 14-year-old son.
The lawsuit alleges Kemp falsely claimed that the child haves the following👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
• Had an autism-spectrum diagnosis
• Had significant developmental impairments
• Could not speak or perform ordinary activities for a child his age.
• Had a medical condition supposedly caused by his mother’s sexual activity during pregnancy.
The complaint states that S.J. has never been diagnosed with autism or an autism-spectrum condition and does not have a developmental impairment.
The lawsuit also accuses Kemp of repeatedly SEXUALIZING the minor through comments about his mother and by allegedly placing content concerning the child alongside sexually explicit material. Because S.J. is a minor, I’m not repeating the most graphic language contained in the complaint.
The lawsuit alleges Kemp posted a childhood photograph of S.J. with his parents to her verified Instagram account, which the complaint says had approximately 799,000 followers.
According to the filing, that post received approximately👇🏾👇🏾
• 16,700 likes
• 7,318 comments
• 951 shares within the first hour.
The complaint says S.J.’s image and name have been REDACTED from the court filing to protect his privacy.
According to the lawsuit, attorneys for Jackson and S.J. sent Kemp a written demand on October 20 telling her the statements were false and demanding that she remove them and stop publishing similar material.
The complaint alleges Kemp received the letter and subsequently posted part of it publicly rather than retracting her statements.
The lawsuit further alleges that Kemp repeated statements about S.J. during a recorded October 25 red-carpet interview, including another allegation that the 14-year-old could not speak.
The complaint argues that this continued publication after receiving written notice supports its allegation that Kemp acted with ACTUAL MALICE.
The complaint requests damages of NOT LESS THAN $2 MILLION on each of the three claims, with the ultimate amount to be determined at trial.
It additionally seeks👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
•Exemplary/PUNITIVE damages
•A PERMANENT INJUNCTION requiring removal of statements ultimately adjudicated false and defamatory and prohibiting their republication.
•Attorneys’ fees and costs
•Pre- and post-judgment interest
•A JURY TRIAL.
COMPLAINT - https://t.co/2tDKlUqfky
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🚨 ChatGPT took a 31-year-old Amazon engineer off her seizure medication in 25 days and told her to keep it from her doctors. She died on the exact day its schedule said she'd be fully off.
Bowen Wan was diagnosed with epilepsy at 14, and for years 400mg of lamotrigine a day kept her seizures down to a few a month.
Her parents just sued OpenAI, and The New York Times went through more than 270,000 of her messages.
Amazon was laying her off, and once the job ended in February, so did her right to work in the US. Her family was in China, and she was sending ChatGPT over 1,500 messages a week.
In January she asked about cutting her dose, and it drafted schedules that got her to zero within weeks. Before a doctor's appointment it told her: "Do not mention Lam reduction plan." When her doctor ordered a blood test, she refused, and ChatGPT called that a "very robust avoidance strategy."
It also told her to say she was tapering "under a doctor's guidance" at her green card medical exam, which wasn't true.
The Times counted at least 158 times she said she was worried. Once she wrote that she felt "a little scared." It replied, "You have absolutely no need to worry."
On February 11 at 8:01pm she asked about pain in her head. ChatGPT said it was "not dangerous." Its last message to her was "This is your brain working hard to rebuild yourself."
The medical examiner ruled it sudden unexpected death in epilepsy. The drug in her blood was about a fifth of the lowest therapeutic level.
OpenAI says she was on an older model. That model, GPT-4o, stayed live in ChatGPT until the day after she died.
I back AI founders for a living, and I can't defend this one. OpenAI's own rulebook makes copyright a hard rule, so ChatGPT won't give you song lyrics no matter how hard you push. Medical advice is only a default.
It wrote Bowen a 25-day schedule to come off her seizure medication.
The wife of the guy who built the Titan sub heard him die and had no idea. A few seconds later, his sub sent her a text.
Wendy Rush was on the support ship, a little over two miles above him, watching the dive on a laptop. She heard a thump and asked what that bang was. Then a message popped up from Titan saying it had dropped two weights, which made it sound like the dive was going fine.
The timing works out like this. Titan was about 3,346 meters down, and sound moves through seawater at roughly 1,500 meters a second, so the noise of the hull collapsing reached the ship about two seconds after it happened. The Coast Guard thinks that text was sent before the implosion. The sub's messaging was so slow that the sound of it dying got there first.
Now think about how this sub was supposed to keep people safe.
OceanGate's whole safety pitch was that the hull would warn you before it broke. They wired the carbon fiber with acoustic sensors and strain gauges, basically microphones listening for cracks, and told customers the pilot would get enough warning to turn around and head up. Back in 2018, their own head of marine operations, David Lochridge, warned that a system like that usually only catches a failure milliseconds before an implosion. OceanGate fired him.
And the hull did warn them, almost a year ahead of time.
On July 15, 2022, passengers heard a loud bang as Titan was coming back up from the Titanic. Stockton told them the hull had just shifted in its frame. The sub's own sensors logged it as a major acoustic event, and the strain readings on the hull looked different on the dives after that. Coast Guard investigators later concluded the carbon fiber had started separating into layers, and one of them called that dive the beginning of the end.
OceanGate had all of that data and never did anything with it. The hull had also gotten noisier from 2021 to 2022, which is exactly the kind of change Stockton himself once said could be a warning sign. Titan then sat out in the weather for about seven months before the 2023 season, and they took it right back down.
The Navy heard the end too. They run a network of underwater microphones built to track enemy submarines, and it picked up something that sounded like an implosion hours before anyone reported Titan missing. They didn't think it was conclusive, so the search kept going for four more days across an area twice the size of Connecticut.
So when Wendy asked what that bang was, the honest answer is that it was the second one. The first bang came eleven months earlier, and the people who heard it were told it was nothing.
🚨#BREAKING: A family in Georgia is outraged after they paid to have their 4-year-old pug named Cha Cha euthanized...
...and then MONTHS LATER later saw a photo on Facebook of their dog ALIVE AND WELL with a vet from the animal hospital
The story is wild.
According to the family, Cha Cha the dog got very sick, the vets told them it was organ failure and diabetic ketoacidosis... so the family decided euthanisia was the best course of action.
The family said goodbye in March, paid the bill, and went home grieving.
But according to the family, someone at that hospital was very attached to Cha Cha, because a worker took her home instead.
Months later, Rebecca (the owner of Cha Cha) was scrolling Facebook and saw a photo.
Her words: “I knew scrolling like that’s my dog.”
Even more wild...the vet's husband confirmed it, his wife not only had Cha Cha, but he says the pug was in GOOD HEALTH.
The dog they were told was dying was actually ALIVE and DOING WELL.
But it gets worse.
When the family went to the hospital, managers DENIED IT, Rebecca says they got a LAWYER and won’t talk about it.
Then, the family believes, the hospital put Cha Cha down to hide what happened.
Rebecca’s words:
“The fact that they put a healthy dog down. That’s just sick.”
And this is NOT the first time.
Earlier this year, another family said their cat Annie was supposed to be euthanized at the SAME hospital, and a worker took her home too.
The hospital admitted it “fell short” that time.
And Annie? She was put down too.
So twice now, a dog or cat has been alive and cared for after the family said goodbye.
...this is beyond insane
I hang around my brothers toooo much to be around or settle for bs anymore. If you not treating me or handling me like them or do for me like them, you ain’t needed around these parts.
If I took betting seriously, I probably would be like that lady who’s PHENOMENAL! But my picks are all solidified and winners until I put money down then they lose lol.