50 Cent’s Son Marquise Jackson Offers to Pay Estranged Dad R120k Child Support Just to Spend Time With Him

50 Cent’s Son Marquise Jackson Offers to Pay Estranged Dad R120k Child Support Just to Spend Time With Him

  • US rapper 50 Cent's son Marquise Jackson has offered to pay his dad R120 563 ($6 700) in exchange for 24 hours of his time
  • In an social media post, Marquise shared that he'll pay 50 Cent the money after scores of people slammed him when he complained that the $6 700 allowance is not enough
  • The actor's son shared that he wants to spend the 24 hours with his dad doing all the things he wanted to do with him when he was growing up

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50 Cent's oldest son Marquise Jackson is again making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Marquise hogged headlines recently after he complained that his allowance of R120 563 ($6 700) a month is not enough.

50 Cent and Marquise Jackson don't get along
50 Cent’s son Marquise Jackson wants to spend 24 hours with his dad. Image: @50cent, @199viq
Source: Instagram

Marquise, 26, was slammed by scores of people who accused him of being a spoiled brat. Many others said he should not even be getting child support because he's a grown man.

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Reacting to his naysayers, Marquise has now offered to pay the rapper his one month child support in exchange for some quality time with his dad, reports Complex.

Taking to Instagram, Marquise shared that he'll pay 50 Cent the $6 700 in exchange for 24 hours. He said he'll do everything he's ever wanted to do with his father as a kid in the 24-hour period. He shared a snap of himself sitting next to the world "entitled". The word is spelled out in $100 bills.

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Social media users took to Marquise's comment section and shared mixed reactions to his post.

@ZipFxn said:

"His son wants to pay him to spend time with him, lol."

@realmpadilla wrote:

"When you have money, family is business."

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@MzRockMon commented:

"When they say you have to love your kids, but you don't have to like them."

@UmiDone said:

"Aint his son 25 yrs old? What child support?"

james_d.1980_ wrote:

"You’re 25 years old, stop crying move on."

qveen.tetemama commented:

"It’s time to put the pride to the side and reconnect."

_themuse_ added:

"@199viq @50cent I really want you guys to fix and restore your relationship, talk it out man to man, and forgive each other and start over again, I really believe deep down you guys Love each other, life is too short to keep this narrative going."

50 Cent's son Marquise Jackson complains his R120k monthly allowance is not enough

In related news, Briefly News reported that 50 Cent's son Marquise Jackson is not happy with the allowance he gets from his father. The world-renowned rapper's son reportedly complained that his allowance of R120 563 ($6 700) a month is not enough for him. Marquise is demanding more from his rich dad.

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50 Cent is a rapper, actor, movie producer and businessman. He makes millions of dollars a year and Marquise wants him to increase his child support.

Peeps shared mixed reactions to the news. Some social media users advised the 26-year-old to get a job and make his own money because he's now a grown man.

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.

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