Showing posts with label baby mama drama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby mama drama. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

LIL WAYNE'S EX-WIFE TO WRITE A TELL-BOOK BASED ON QUESTIONS FROM FANS, STANS, GROUPIES, HATERS......


And it don't stop. Looks like Lil Wayne's ex-wife and baby mama Antonia Carter has jumped on the 'time-for-me-to-write-a-tell-all-about-my-personal business' wagon by penning her own hood experiences about her life as Mrs. Wayne Carter, according to her Myspace page. Also included in her 'memoirs' will be answers to the questions submitted by groupies, fans, Stans and haters via her email account CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS. I guess this is what will set her tell-all apart from all the other rapper baby mamas (Nas baby's mama Carmen), jumpoffs (Allen Iverson's jumpoff Golden Girl) and video vixens (Karrine Steffans). But what she hopes to gain from this is anybody's guess. Embarrassing or not, I wonder what tea she has to spill regarding Lil Wayne? At least 50 Cent took it upon himself to buy the rights to Shaniqua's (his son's mother) life story to stop her putting pen to paper to snitch on her relationship with him.
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Friday, September 19, 2008

T.I. & DAMON DASH: BABY MAMA DRAMA X2


Let me find out this week as been filled with more baby mama drama than a little! Last week news of Lashonda Dixon (one of T.I.'s three baby mothers) was in the process of suing him for more child support for her and the two sons she shares with the rapper emerged. She felt the 2 grand she received per month from T.I. wasn't enough to support her and their children. Soon after, a statement from T.I.'s lawyer (thanks for bring it to my attention Amanda!) was released stating that his client is an 'exemplary parent' and 'spends approximately 40 percent his time with them'....yada, yada, yada. Well, T.I. felt the need to add his own 2 cents in an effort to let everyone know that he is not a deadbeat dad as Lashonda is implying. In a statement posted on his official website, T.I. said:
"A lot of deceiving information has been reported regarding my recent child support proceeding. It is unfortunate that the media has been used to manipulate the circumstances and distort the facts. To clarify the recent reports, in addition to the $2000 per month I pay in cash to Lashon Dixon, the mother of my sons Domani and Messiah, I also pay for their private schooling, medical insurance, clothing, food, gifts, birthdays and extracurricular activities. Their extra-curricular activities have included football, basketball, baseball, acting lessons, summer camp, and any other activities that they express a desire to be involved in that will contribute to them leading balanced lives and developing into well rounded individuals. I have also made an attempt to help Lashon with additional payments that have included a down payment to purchase her home, purchase of an automobile for her transportation and other financial obligations. These expenses are documented and are far in excess of the $2000 cash payment that is being paid direct to Lashon. She has chosen not to work and to live 100% from her child support receipts. This is the reason for her difficulties in making ends meet for herself.

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In other baby mama drama news, on Monday a bench warrant was issued for the arrest of the mother of Damon Dash's 16-year-old son Damon 'Boogie' Dash Jr. for refusing to return the teen to his daddy. Dame has full custody of Boogie and expected his son to be returned several weeks ago following a weekend visit with his mom, Linda Williams, at her Long Island home. After several days of ignoring court orders to bring the child back to Dash's Manhattan apartment, the judge issued a bench warrant on Monday for her arrest. Williams has said she enrolled her son at a high school near her Long Island home. According to the New York Post, Williams’ lawyer said Damon Jr. wants to live with her and not his father.

I mean, really.

Not only do I support my boys 100% financially, I am also committed to their emotional and spiritual growth. While I would enjoy the luxury of being present for all of my children’s activities, unfortunately the demands of my career and the need to secure my family’s financial security as well as insuring my kid’s personal growth dictates that I travel constantly and work tirelessly. Despite my hectic schedule, I make it a priority to be present for important occasions in their lives. This includes being home for their birthdays, school functions and being present at as many of their extra-curricular activities as I am able. I also am available to them at all times to provide guidance and support as a father regardless of my schedule or location. They are my first priority.

Again, there is nothing more important to me than my children. This is demonstrated by my effort to support them in every way that I can. Any reasonable person knowing the facts would conclude that all of my children’s needs are being far exceeded. My support of them in every way is documented and cannot be legitimately challenged.

I believe that it is every parent’s responsibility to provide unconditional love and support for their kids. I have made every attempt to do so for my boys. Again, I provide 100% of their financial support. I should only be judged for my actions and not Lashon’s conscience decision not to work and not to contribute to the financial support of our boys."

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Sunday, September 14, 2008

ONE OF THREE OF T.I.'S BABY'S MAMA TAKES HIM TO COURT FOR MORE CHILD SUPPORT + MORE CANDID PICS OF THE RAPPER & HIS FIANCEE, TAMEKA 'TINY' COTTLE.


According to the Associated Press, rapper T.I. has been sued by his former girlfriend and mother of two of his sons claiming she is in vital need of more child support payments. Court documents show Lashon Dixon has been receiving $2,000 a month for their two sons, Messiah Ya'Majesty Harris and Domani Harris, ages 7 and 8. Rather than demanding a specified amount, the 29-year-old is requesting a court to order a stipend equal to Tip’s financial success. Dixon claims she's having a hard time supporting the boys with the $2,000 a month he is providing. The two allegedly grew up together since they were teenagers and were romantically involved prior to his platinum-selling status in today’s hip-hop climate. In addition to the two children he shares with Dixon, the rapper also has a daughter, Deyjah, from another previous relationship as well as two more sons, Clifford Joseph 'King' Harris III and Major Harris with fiancĂ©e and R&B singer Tameka “Tiny” Cottle. The couple also had a daughter who died shortly after childbirth in 2007. Word around the web is that the judge in the case originally reduced Dixon's child support payments from $3,500.00 to $2,000.00. One reason for the reduction, from my very own assumption, is that the dollar amount was lowered due to the fact that T.I. takes care of each of his five children who often reside with their father.

At the time of this posting, there was no word from T.I. or his rep. T.I.'s new album Paper Trail is scheduled to hit stores Tuesday, September 30th. In the meantime and in between time, check out more candid pics of T.I. and Tiny out and about that I peeped over on LSA.


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Friday, July 18, 2008

50 CENT SCORES 2 BIG 'SCREW YOUs' AGAINST HIS BABY MAMA IN HOUSE-FIRE/CHILD SUPPORT MADNESS.

In 50 Cent's latest baby mama drama, the courts have reportedly granted the rapper with brief visitation with his 11-year-old son Marquise. 50 and his baby mama, Shaniqua Tompkins are still at odds (and each other's throats) in the latest legal battle over a recent blaze which left his Long Island, New York home destroyed. Tomkins and Marquise had been residing at the home when was the police have called a 'suspicious' fire burned the mutha down. Anyhoo, Tompkins was recently granted a restraining order against her ex, preventing the star from being on the same premises as her. The 33-year-old rapper, who once did time for selling crack, was in Suffolk County Court in Central Islip to ask Judge David Freundlich for permission to take the boy on vacation from Aug. 3 to Aug. 12. Freundlich ordered the quickie drug test - at the request of the boy's guardian - and the G-Unit frontman did not hesitate. "I haven't seen my son in a while. That's why I came here today," the rapper said after he passed the test and was awarded unrestricted visitation with his son.

"It was a little bit of a bomb," the legal guardian, Theresa Mari, admitted afterward. Mari did not object to the father-son get together once the test came back negative. "I think it's beneficial for Marquise to spend time with his dad, and he wants to spend time with his dad," Mari said. Tompkins, was also ordered to undergo drug testing. Her results came back positive for opiates, but she blamed it on codeine-laced cough syrup she has been taking. The trial is set to resume on September 15, 2008). Tompkins said she was uncomfortable with Marquise's upcoming visit with his father. "That's just an honest, nondefamation opinion," she added.

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In more related baby mama drama news, 50 has also been awarded the right to keep using his lawyer Brett Kimmel after beating a bid from Tompkins to have him thrown off the case. Tompkins claimed Kimmel had a conflict of interest, because she attempted to hire him to represent her during her child support battle with 50 Cent three years ago. But Kimmel and the rapper successfully argued the two cases are unrelated and that Kimmel never had an attorney-client relationship with her. New York judge Carol Edmead has thrown out the bid. 50 Cent is also attempting to overturn a court decision to freeze insurance money on the New York house.

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Friday, June 20, 2008

50 CENT EX-GIRLFRIEND/BABY MAMA SERVES THE RAPPER WITH A RESTRAINING ORDER.


Rap superstar 50 Cent has to stay away from the mother of his 11-year-old son after a temporary restraining order was granted by a judge on Friday (8.20.2008). Shaniqua Tompkins made the appeal, claiming she had been the recipient of numerous threats and was convinced they were made by the rapper's camp. And now the rapper - real name Curtis Jackson - is not permitted to be on any premises at the same time as Tompkins, although no distance is specified. Jackson has also been asked to forfeit any guns and other firearms in his possession (Hold up! If I'm not mistaken, as a convicted felon, 50 Cent isn't supposed to have any firearms in his possession....period!)and the order also states that any pick-up and drop-off of their son Marquise must be "at curbside". According to website TMZ.com, Tompkins' lawyer Paul Catsandonis, says that his client will be fighting for a permanent restraining order against the rapper next month (Jul08). Jackson and Tompkins have been locked in a bitter court battle for months, after he tried to evict them from the Long Island, New York mansion he owns. The property went up in flames last month (May08) in what police have called a "highly suspicious" inferno and Tompkins later allegedly accused the rapper of being behind the blaze. Jackson has since filed a defamation lawsuit against Tomkins .

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Monday, June 2, 2008

AFTER HOUSEFIRE, 50 CENT'S BABY MAMA SHANNIQUA TELLS THE PRESS TO TELL 50 TO 'CALL HIS SON!... A GOOD FATHER WOULD DO THAT!'

Amid a throng of reporters, 50 Cent's ex-girlfriend Shaniqua Tompkins continued accusing the rapper of masterminding the fire that destroyed his Long Island home, where she stayed with two of her children - including the rapper's 10-year-old son, Marquise.The $2.4 million mansion has been at the center of a nasty legal battle between the two parties. The rap star has been trying to evict her from the house. She, in turn, countersued in Manhattan Supreme Court claiming she's entitled to half of 50's fortune. The blaze ignited just days after Tompkins' boyfriend and two of his friends got into a fight with 50's bodyguard at the Manhattan office of Tompkins' lawyer. Saturday, Tompkins returned to the scorched Dix Hills pad to retrieve some items – and reporters were there waiting. "Tell him to call his son!" Tompkins screamed at the press gathered outside the house. "He didn't even attempt to call his son to see how he was doing. A good father would do that!"

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According to the New York Daily News, a 5-gallon gas container was found on the edge of the property hours after the fire erupted about 5 a.m. As previously reported, 50's rep denied that he had anything to do with the fire. The rapper was shooting a movie in Louisiana when it took place. 50 also issued a statement Friday expressing gratitude that his son escaped the fire. Tompkins had also been living at the house with her new boyfriend.

Pic courtesy of TMZ.com.

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Friday, May 30, 2008

50 CENT'S SON & EX-GIRLFRIEND INJURED IN MYSTERIOUS HOUSE FIRE OWNED BY 50 CENT; ARSON SUSPECTED.

Something ain't right. A multimillion-dollar home at the center of a bitter dispute between 50 Cent and the mother of his son was destroyed by a suspicious fire early Friday. Six people, including 50’s ex-girlfriend Shaniqua Tompkins and their 10-year-old son, Marquis, were taken to a hospital after suffering smoke inhalation and later released. A firefighter also suffered a minor eye injury, officials said. 50, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, doesn’t live in the home and wasn’t there at the time. “Informed this morning while filming a new motion picture on location in Louisiana, Curtis Jackson expressed deep concern over this fire at his property,” a representative for 50 said in a statement. “He is extremely thankful that everyone including his son, Marquise, escaped the burning house safely. He is confident that authorities will be conducting a thorough investigation of the incident and is eager to review their findings.” The home was essentially burned to the ground, with charred embers and wreckage littering the lot where the home once stood in the tree-lined neighborhood in Dix Hills.

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Investigators from the Suffolk County arson squad were called to the scene after Dix Hills Fire Chief Larry Feld deemed the blaze suspicious. The fire was reported at 4:59 a.m. and was extinguished about 45 minutes later, Feld said. The arson squad had finished its work at the scene six hours after the blaze. He referred the case to the arson squad “because of the intensity of the fire, and also being that who belongs to the house.” Police said the victims included the rapper’s former girlfriend Shaniqua Tompkins and two of her children, including a son fathered by 50 Cent named Marquise. Three other adults in the home weren’t immediately identified. A passing off-duty police officer helped rescue the six people off an elevated deck in the home’s backyard, Feld said.

The home has been the subject of an intense feud between 50 and Tompkins. Tompkins filed a lawsuit against 50 earlier this year claiming he had promised her a house more than a decade ago, but that since their breakup, he now wants to evict her and their 10-year-old son from the home. Tompkins’ lawyer, Paul Catsandonis, told The Associated Press in a telephone interview that the dispute over the house had become “extremely, extremely contentious” in recent days. Although he declined to be specific, he said there was an “extremely dangerous incident” Monday in his Manhattan office while taking a deposition for the lawsuit. The dispute was “involving the parties in question,” he said. He said the case was back on the calendar in state Supreme Court in Manhattan on June 10.

Catsandonis said the 31-year-old rapper paid about $2.4 million for the house last year, one of the largest in the Long Island neighborhood of Dix Hills. He said 50, who grew up surrounded by violence and was once shot outside his grandmother’s Queens home in 2000, had told the 32-year-old Tompkins that he wanted her and their son to live in a safe and secure place. He also contended the rapper signed an agreement that would give Tompkins half of all his earnings as a hip-hop superstar. “Everything that’s his is hers, everything that’s hers is his. He memorialized in an e-mail that he intended to give her the house.”

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