50 Cent, the iconic rapper known for hits like Candy Shop and P.I.M.P., might soon find himself in the courtroom.

A photographer, Guadalupe De Los Santos, has filed a lawsuit claiming the artist ordered a member of his crew to hit him with an SUV door last fall.

Let’s dive into the details of this unfolding story.

The Alleged Incident: Scooter, Door, and Injuries

The alleged altercation took place on September 11, 2024, after 50 Cent’s book signing at The Grove in Los Angeles.

According to De Los Santos, he was at the shopping center to snap professional pictures of the rapper.

As he rode his electric scooter near the event, things took an unexpected turn.

De Los Santos claims that while he was filming footage at a red light, the passenger door of an SUV carrying 50 Cent was suddenly flung open.

The door allegedly knocked him off his scooter, leaving him injured and damaging his equipment.

In his lawsuit, De Los Santos states he suffered significant injuries, faced steep medical bills, and couldn’t work for an extended period.

Enter Gloria Allred: A Legal Heavyweight Joins the Case

De Los Santos isn’t going into this fight alone.

He’s retained Gloria Allred, the famed 83-year-old attorney known for high-profile cases.

Legal documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court suggest De Los Santos is pursuing damages to cover his injuries and losses.

50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, isn’t taking these allegations lightly.

His legal team issued a strong statement on Monday, claiming they hadn’t yet seen the lawsuit but would fiercely defend against it.

“Mr. Jackson has neither been served with nor seen a filed copy of this lawsuit,” his lawyer told TMZ.

“If such a frivolous claim is filed, rest assured we will move swiftly to dismiss the matter and seek all legal remedies.”

They further emphasized that 50 Cent wasn’t the driver of the vehicle and wasn’t the person who allegedly opened the door.

True to his style, 50 Cent took to Instagram to share his thoughts on the situation with a dose of humor.

He posted a throwback photo of himself and Gloria Allred at a 2014 SundanceTV premiere in New York City.

In one caption, he joked about their past interaction: “The moment I realized I don’t like lawyers.”

He also took a jab at the lawsuit, writing, “Gloria, you should know better—chase a different ambulance.”

In another post, he playfully added, “Gloria, you’re not getting any money from me that way.

But if you call me, I’ll take you to dinner. LOL.”

For now, 50 Cent’s legal team is waiting to receive official documents.

Meanwhile, the lawsuit has stirred up plenty of buzz online.

Whether this case heads to trial or is resolved outside the courtroom remains to be seen, but one thing is clear—this is a battle worth watching.

Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.

This article was published on TDPel Media. Thanks for reading!