A judge ruled earlier this month that Shaniqua Tompkins and 10-year-old Marquise must be out of the mansion by the end of the 2008 school year, prompting folks to question how the rapper could throw out the woman who cared for him after he was shot in 2000.
According to SF Gate, 50 denies claims that Tompkins was by his side after the shooting, insisting this was merely how she was portrayed in "Get Rich or Die Tryin'," the 2005 film loosely based on his life.
"That's a movie. I tried to paint a more positive outlook on her," he said. "She's not my shorty on the side. I haven't dealt with her since 2003."
"She worked for three months in 2001. She ain't had a job, she ain't done nothing. I was giving her $500,000 a year," he continued.
"She thinks she's entitled to 17 percent, because these chicks she be having around her telling (her all this). I was giving her $25,000 a month, now she wants $50,000."
