Curtis Jackson, popularly known by his stage moniker, 50 Cent has added to his riches after finally selling his 21 bedroom Connecticut mansion which he had listed up for sale far back in 2007 for $18.5 million.
Rappers earns more funds from mansion sale
The house did not get patronage until recently when it found a buyer aiming at turning the 52-room home into an assisted living facility
50 Cents in new photo
The house did not get patronage until recently when it found a buyer aiming at turning the 52-room home into an assisted living facility.
The 50k square foot home had been a burdenfor the bankrupt rapper, costing around $70 Thousand per month to maintain since it is equipped with 9 kitchens, an outdoor infinity pool and grotto, indoor pool, helicopter pad, casino, nightclub, basketball courts and pond.
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According to the Daily Mail, he is not bankrupt, as was proved in his assets analysis which was exclusively to the news company.
The rapper was sued by Rick Ross' baby mama, Lastonia Leviston for $7 million in a legal battle over her leaked sex tape.
He is yet to make the payment, but might just have the best opportunity to pay the fee that has been imposed on him.
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