50 Cent clapped back at Wendy Williams on Friday for telling him to "get a life" after he announced he'd be throwing a "child support release party" for his son's 21st birthday.
The hip-hop star took to Instagram immediately following the public diss on "The Wendy Williams Show" Friday morning to share a photo of the television host in a bikini, which he captioned: "Wendy williams just told me to get my life together, smh your husband is not a bad man. he deserve a side chick for talking to you, you ugly motherf-cker. Focus on your own sh-t b-tch. Oh yeah we in club LUST tonight your [sic] invited. LOL."
"Yeah b-tch, you f-cking around in the wrong section," he captioned another post comparing Williams to Ron Perlman's 1987 "Beauty and the Beast" character. "Every time you call me, I'm a show up [sic]."
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50 Cent and his son, Marquise Jackson, have been on the outs with each other for years. Marquise even debuted a diss track against his father back in February. 50 also has a strained relationship with Marquise's mother, so the "child support release party" is a clear jab at them both.
"Child support release party Friday 13, Club Lust 1:00 AM Happy Hour drinks on me. Tom petty is alive!!!" the rapper captioned an advertisement he shared for the party earlier this week. "Ladies with no kids, Free Admission [sic]. Ladies who didn't collect child support, Free Admission."
"Damn only if your new TV show was this funny," Marquise replied.
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50 Cent later apologized, saying he grew up with an absent father and that his mother died when he was eight.
"I don't care that you didn't grow up with a father and that your mom, whatever happened when you were eight, and that you were shot nine times," Williams said. "You're 42. You got a 21 year old son. Get your life [together]."