Italian Playboy Who Flaunts Lavish Lifestyle to 11 Million Followers, Gets Yacht and Properties Seized by Creditors

Italian Playboy Who Flaunts Lavish Lifestyle to 11 Million Followers, Gets Yacht and Properties Seized by Creditors
NTD Television
8/11/2017
Updated:
8/11/2017

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50 Cent might be in trouble with the courts again.

A bankruptcy judge called the rapper—born Curtis Jackson—back into court after he was spotted on Instagram flaunting wads of cash. Recently, one of his photos (above) shows him sitting down along with what appears to be stacks of $100 bills spelling the word “BROKE.” He also recently bought a house in Africa, according to his Twitter account.

“Walt Disney has filed bankruptcy. Donald Trump has filed bankruptcy. It means you’re reorganizing your finances, but it does stop things from moving forward that you don’t want moving forward,” 50 told E! News last year.

The day after declaring bankruptcy, he posted a photo on Instagram with the caption, “Times are hard out here LMAO,” along with a tiny Smart Car.

50 told TMZ earlier this month that his biggest creditors—Sleek Audio, SunTrust Bank and Lastonia Leviston—came up with a plan for him to pay the firms back. He said their plan violates the 13th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution that bans slavery and involuntary servitude.

His creditors’ plan would create “a near-indefinite period of involuntary indentured servitude” and he would only work for their benefit.

He added, “The plan conditions [50’s] access to food and shelter on the whims of the trustee, who answers only to the [creditors].”