Bankrupt rapper 50 Cent has distributed another photograph of himself encompassed by heaps of money, days after a judge requested him to clarify comparable pictures.
Judge Ann Nevins said a week ago that the 40-year-old rapper's Instagram photographs are raising questions about his real requirement for chapter 11. "She was alluding to a few pictures that demonstrat to him playing with immense aggregates of money, masterminded to illuminate the word 'broke', spread around him on a bed or stacked in his refrigerator."
Days after the fact, 50 Cent, genuine name Curtis James Jackson III, appeared to be totally unmindful of her worries and shared a comparable photograph on his Instagram account. The new picture demonstrates to him posturing before a mass of money made out of towering heaps of cash.
The rapper petitioned for liquidation in June a year ago after a judge requested him to pay a huge number of dollars to Lastonia Leviston over a claim. "I'm worried about affirmations of nondisclosure and an absence of straightforwardness for the situation," chapter 11 judge Nevins said, at a hearing in Hartford, Connecticut. "There's a reason for having a liquidation procedure straightforward and part of that intention is to rouse trust all the while." She included, "That chapter 11 is a spot where 'genuine, however grievous' individuals can get a new beginning," the Wall Street Journal reported.
Three pictures were creating the judge real worries at the time. The primary shows 50 Cent with piles of trade out his refrigerator. "Gotta keep a cool little $tash, Happy Holidays," 50 Cent composed on the Instagram photograph. The following picture demonstrates to him with "broke" spelled out in various heaps of money while he grasps a couple of something beyond. "Man this lunch cash, I gotta go to work despite everything i'm up, no Sleep by any stretch of the imagination. NEW MUSIC this week, Off The KANAN tape," 50 Cent composed on that photo. The last picture demonstrates to him on a bed, eating a Popsicle and sitting in front of the TV, heaps of cash strewn around him. "Alright, I discovered my legs, yet I can't discover nothing to watch on TV. Power season 3 in transit," he composed.
Leviston hailed up the photographs after 50 Cent's insolvency case kept her from gathering the $7 million recompensed to her in the claim debate, the Wall Street Journal reported. SunTrust Bank and Sleek Audio, the rapper's greatest loan bosses with Leviston say, "He owes them $29 million aggregately."
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