50 Cent has reportedly removed his eldest son, Marquise Jackson, from his will — claiming the 27-year-old has become “too lazy” and overly dependent on his father’s fame and money.
Instead, the rapper and business mogul has chosen to leave his entire estate to his younger son, Sire Jackson, citing that Sire is “more disciplined and responsible.”
According to reports, 50 Cent made the decision after years of public tension and repeated clashes with Marquise, who has openly criticized his father online. Marquise once complained that he only received $6,700 a month in child support — an amount he claimed wasn’t enough to live comfortably as “50 Cent’s son.”
50 Cent allegedly grew frustrated, feeling that Marquise was ungrateful and unwilling to build his own success. “He’s 27 and still asking for child support,” the rapper reportedly said. “At some point, you have to want more for yourself.”
The feud between father and son has been public for years, with both sides trading words across interviews and social media. While some fans sympathize with Marquise, arguing that growing up under such a spotlight can cause emotional strain, others believe 50 Cent’s tough love approach is justified.
Now, by cutting Marquise out of his inheritance, 50 Cent seems to be sending a clear message — legacy isn’t just about money, it’s about responsibility, ambition, and independence. Whether this decision deepens their rift or leads to eventual reconciliation remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: this family drama continues to unfold like one of 50’s hit storylines. 🎭