During a raw and emotional Instagram Live session, the mother of the rapper's eldest son, 20-year-old Marquise Jackson, didn't mince words as she spilled years of alleged abuse while revealing new details about his pair's years-long war with Sean "Diddy" Combs.
Tompkins, a non-speaking presence for most of the years, finally broke her silence, and the internet is abuzz. "Why did I leave him?" she said to her viewers. "Because he was abusive. He still is abusive." The abuse commenced when she was pregnant with Marquise and only got worse from there, Tompkins explains.
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She recalled the event that was the final straw for her: the day she said 50 attacked her in front of her daughter. "What does it say to her if I keep coming?" she asked, visibly emotional. "That it's fine for a man to lay hands on a woman? Never."
One of the more chilling allegations came when she shared one of 50's worst outbursts, which she claimed was after Marquise innocently said the rapper had spent time with another woman. "He beat the mess out of me," Tompkins said. "Then he turned to our son and said, 'It's your fault I had to whoop your mother's ass.'" The line resonated with many, crystallizing a chilling image of what she says life was like behind closed doors.
Tompkins tackled the elephant in the room about rumors circulating about Daphne Joy (50's second baby mama and mother to his youngest son, Sire) and her alleged role in Diddy's current legal troubles. Speaking in a serene but biting manner, Tompkins said, "We all know my son's father is not happy with it," about reports that the explosive case has a Joy connection.
As if that wasn't satisfying enough, Tompkins added that Joy was a "former call girl from Vegas" that 50 knew all about and that he'd roughed her up while they were together. The California domestic violence case was quietly buried, Tompkins said, though the district attorney's office contacted her to testify. She passed, mentioning the years of shade and abuse she claims Joy and 50 threw her way.
"It's not what y'all think it is," she teased before unloading a very vague and pointed truth bomb. "Puffy wasn't the first one to fuck somebody's baby mother. I was there when it happened to him, so that put me there. So I know that for a fact."
With that, the Live was over, leaving fans stunned, torn, and in deep conversation. If true, what Tompkins could reveal would undermine the public image of 50 Cent he threatened to expose. There is one clear thing: the silence is done, and Shaniqua's voice is strong, loud, and no longer afraid.
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