50 Cent Calls Out Vivica A. Fox For Directing 'First Lady Of BMF' Movie
50 Cent isn’t a fan of the upcoming biopic “First Lady Of BMF,” its title, the exec producer, or his ex Vivica A. Fox, directing the project.
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50 Cent isn’t a fan of the upcoming biopic “First Lady Of BMF,” its title, the exec producer, or his ex Vivica A. Fox, directing the project.
50 Cent has called out his ex-girlfriend Vivica A. Fox over a new Black Mafia Family movie she's directing, accusing her of venturing onto his turf.
The 66-year-old adds that network executives looked on and encouraged her to keep quiet.
Ralph did not call out by name the TV judge, who took to social media in response to defend himself amid rumors he was the person who she was talking about.
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