50 Cent’s Ex-Girlfriend Chelsea Handler Offers to Pay His Taxes If He Reconsiders Supporting Trump News - Raptology: Rap News - Rap Music - Rap Contests

After aligning himself with President Trump, 50 Cent’s ex-girlfriend, Chelsea Handler, has stepped in, in hopes that Fif will reconsider who he’s voting for on Election Day (Nov. 3).

On Wednesday (Oct. 21), Chelsea Handler, a well-known comedian and actress, offered to pay 50’s taxes if he changes his mind about voting for Trump for president next month. In an exchange between the former couple on Twitter, Handler responded to her ex’s original tweet supporting Trump. She wrote, “You used to be my favorite ex-boyfriend.”

In the typical 50 manner, he playfully responded back to his former partner, asking her not to let Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden or Donald Trump come between them. “oh my God this is effecting my love life now,” he tweeted. “@chelseahandler I love ya Gator, don’t let Trump and Joe Biden come between us girl. #starzgettheapp.”

Chelsea, who is just as quick-witted as the New York native, replied with a retweet reminding the “Many Men” rapper that Black lives matter. “Hey fucker! I will pay your taxes in exchange for you coming to your senses. Happily! Black lives matter. That’s you, fucker! Remember?,” she wrote.

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