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50 Cent logs on by Zoom for his cyberstalking hearing against Tia Kemp but she never shows
50 Cent joined a court hearing by Zoom in his cyberstalking case against Tia Kemp. She did not appear and the judge set a new date for December 7.

50 Cent was ready for his day in court on Tuesday. He just did it from a screen.
The rapper dialed into the hearing over Zoom. He went to court seeking an injunction against Tia Kemp, the mother of one of Rick Ross' kids. He says she keeps going after his boy, who is 14, in posts online.
Tia was a no-show. Little was settled, according to reports from the courtroom.
Waiting on paperwork
The holdup is that Tia still has not been served with the injunction. The court cannot move toward a permanent order until that happens.
His lawyers told the court they believe she is dodging service on purpose.
'Not much of a choice'
50 Cent spoke for a moment during the hearing. He told the judge he does not really want to keep fighting this but does not feel he has another option.
His suit accuses Tia of calling his son "slow" and claiming the boy is on the autism spectrum.
The case is due back in court on December 7.
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