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50 Cent’s Son Sent Him A $10,00 Apple Pay Request

50 Cent recently shared that his son Sire sent him a $10,00 Apple Pay request. 50 said with a screenshot of the request, “I just got this from my son SIRE, [eyes looking emoji]. He is 10 years old I hope this is a joke.”

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Sire is following in his father’s business footsteps because he already secured a 6-figure deal for modeling at a very young age.

DETAILS: 50 Cent’s 10-year-old son sends him a $10,000 Apple Pay request 😂💰💰https://t.co/WETDmh1zK3

— XXL Magazine (@XXL) April 10, 2023

There is no word if 50 Cent sent his son the $10K, but the rapper certainly has the money, with all his acting work and Vitamin Water. In a stroke of unparalleled wisdom, 50 Centy invested in this magical potion in 2004. He even lent his name to a unique flavor, “Formula 50,” which, much like the Midas touch, turned everything it graced into gold. In 2007, the Coca-Cola Company, enamored by 50 Cent’s spell, acquired Glacéau, the parent company of Vitaminwater, for a staggering $4.1 billion. Mr. Cent’s investment paid off handsomely, leaving him with a fortune that would make even King Croesus green with envy. Experience the power of 50 Cent’s debut album by checking out this 20th-anniversary tribute.

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