50 Cent's $1M Judgment Against Ex Stalls in Court

0:00On March 6th, $0.50 push for $1 million judgment against his ex-girlfriend, Shiniko Tompkins has stalled in court. His company, G Unit Books, sued her over a life-rights agreement from 2007, claiming she breached it by sharing details of their relationship online and in interviews. That deal gave G Unit exclusive rights to her story, name and likeness, an exchange for an $80,000 advance and potential royalties for. A book. $0.50 argues her public comments destroyed the value, making the contract worthless. Tompkins fired back in an affidavit, saying she signed under pressure during a tough time in their breakup. She claimed she was emotionally and financially dependent on him and felt coerced by his team. A man hadn't judged recently denied the default judgment request, because G Unit hadn't proven its full damages yet. Tompkins missed response deadlines, but the court wants more evidence before moving forward. The case drags on, with both sides digging in over this old contract dispute that could still lead to a big payout or dismissal down the line.