Cyrus Langhorne
G-Unit leader 50 Cent‘s publicized bankruptcy case has exposed fans to his personal expenses with new reports claiming he spends nearly $3,000 monthly for a personal trainer.
According to new reports, 50 drops 3 stacks on making sure his health is on point.
A big chunk of that — $2,800 to be exact, goes to his trainer, Jay Cardiello. Jay has talked about working with 50 before, saying he pretty much eats, sleeps and breathes with 50 … since they train together 3 times everyday. And get this, despite the fact 50 hasn’t had a #1 hit on Billboard’s Hot 100 since 2003 … he still makes $36k per month in royalties. (TMZ)
A few weeks ago, rap star Rick Ross took a jab at 50 over his bankruptcy case.
“Two losers, you dig,” Ross said when asked for his reaction to his assault victim taking a picture with rap foe 50 Cent recently and posted it onto Instagram. “It’s gonna be all good, it’s the boss. I’m gonna be honest, it’s really not personal with me. I just feel homie a shallow, weak dude. You gotta be shallow at this point. I’d probably be in my emotions as well if my first album was called Get Rich or Die Tryin’ and I file bankruptcy. I guess his kidneys fail. But either way it go, at the end of the day, you like that right, you know we keep our foot on the neck – it’s nothing personal with me.” (“The Breakfast Club”)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=876&v=KesGJBz6f3U
Last summer, reports claimed Fif asked a bankruptcy judge not to publicize his past profits from beverage company VitaminWater.
theJasmineBRAND.com exclusively reports, 50 Cent (real name Curtis Jackson) is pleading with the judge presiding over his bankruptcy to not reveal how much he actually racked in by being the face of VitaminWater over the years, claiming if the terms of the deal were made public it would ruin his career and give other companies the upper hand in negotiations for future deals. (theJasmineBrand)
50 met with creditors last summer to discuss leasing his $8.3 million dream home.
The Hartford Courant reports the disclosure came Wednesday during a meeting of creditors. The meeting was conducted by U.S. Trustee, a federal agency that oversees bankruptcy proceedings. Stephen Savva, a lawyer for 50 Cent, says no deal had been reached to lease the Farmington mansion, which the rapper purchased in 2003. (ABC News)
