Vivica A. Fox is still holding onto feelings for 50 Cent, and she’s not afraid to admit it. In a recent interview, the actress opened up once again about her past relationship with the rapper, calling him the
Fans of the two remember their brief but highly publicized romance in the early 2000s. Their breakup was nothing short of messy, playing out in the tabloids for the world to see. Yet despite the drama that surrounded their split, Vivica has repeatedly made it clear that the feelings she had for
“I’m still not completely over it,” Vivica confessed, expressing how much that relationship has stayed with her. Even though time has passed and both of them have moved on professionally, the actress revealed that she continues to reflect on the connection they shared.
In her interview, she also spoke about the respect she holds for 50 Cent, acknowledging that they’ve both gone on to achieve success in their respective careers. Despite everything that happened, Vivica wishes him nothing but the best moving forward.
However, social media users have been quick to notice that every time Vivica talks about 50 Cent, it’s clear that some connections leave a lasting impact. Her words show that some love stories, no matter how turbulent, don’t easily fade away. The internet has had a field day with her comments, with many fans pointing out that certain bonds can leave an indelible mark on our hearts, no matter how much time passes.
It’s clear that while Vivica and 50 Cent have both moved on in many ways, their shared history still holds a special place for her. And whether it’s a lingering love or simply an unforgettable chapter in her life, Vivica A. Fox’s openness about her feelings proves that sometimes, the past is never truly left behind.
Denise Richards and Aaron Phypers have been named as defendants in a lawsuit despite the former being
The 54-year-old actress and her 53-year-old estranged spouse are being sued by their landlord who is seeking $84,000 in back rent and eviction.
Daily Mail has obtained court documents that a man named John Karan had filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday.
In the documents, the landlord claimed that the former couple had signed a lease in 2020 where they agreed to pay $12,000 a month for a six-bedroom, five-bedroom 6,985 square-foot home in Calabasas.
Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Richards and Phypers for comment and has yet to hear back.
In addition to the $84,000 in rent, Karan also wants possession of the property immediately in addition to damages for every day it takes him to get the keys back.
Denise Richards and Aaron Phypers have been named as defendants in a lawsuit from their landlord who is seeking $84,000 in back rent and eviction (the former couple are seen in LA back in January)
Richards has not lived at the home since late 2023 when she moved into her own townhome as she claims that Phypers, his parents, and brothers have continued living at the property as she has continued to pay the bills.
Previously in their court battle, Richards has claimed that she has asked Phypers to move out of the home in addition to accusing him of causing extensive damage to the house which her ex has denied
Just days ago, Richards was granted a five-year restraining order against her soon-to-be-ex husband Phypers – after accusing him of physically and emotionally abusing her throughout their seven-year marriage.
Phypers was arrested outside a Los Angeles courthouse
during a restraining order hearing last month and charged with two felony counts of injuring a spouse.
On Friday, the feuding couple appeared in court again for a continuance of that hearing, during which a judge ordered Phypers to stay away from the actress, stop threatening or harassing her, and to hand over any guns to police.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mark Juhas also ordered him to stop leaking or sharing nude photos of the 54-year-old Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star.
Richards appeared at the hearing in downtown LA looking stylish in a cream-colored knitted top, gray skin-tight pants, high-heeled brown leather boots, and freshly manicured nails painted pink. She was accompanied by a burly, tattooed bodyguard.
The couple came face to face inside the courthouse, with Richards sitting alongside her legal team at one end of a long table, and Phypers, wearing a shabby black jacket over white shirt and blue tie and faded gray jeans, at the other.
This comes days after Richards was granted a five-year restraining order against her estranged husband Phypers during a court hearing in Los Angeles on Friday
Phypers filed for divorce from Richards in July, citing ‘irreconcilable differences’, with their date of separation listed as July 4, 202
During the two-and-a-half hour hearing, Richards’s attorney Jeff Layfield reiterated her claims of physical abuse, adding that the reality star has ‘hired private security and moved to a gated community’, in fear of her estranged husband.
Layfield told the court that Phypers also subjected Richards to ‘extreme stress and anxiety’ by sharing nude photos of her with Daily Mail to whom he gave an interview in July (the Daily Mail did not publish the pictures).
Calling the nude photos ‘revenge porn’, Layfield said sharing them with media was ‘not only disturbing Ms Richards’s peace, it was a violation of the penal code and a violation of the temporary restraining order.’
He also argued for the five-year extension, adding: ‘Phypers has repeatedly violated the temporary restraining order. There is no evidence whatsoever that Phypers is going to stop the abuse.
‘Mr Phypers simply does not understand that disseminating nude photos of Ms Richards is abuse.’
Phypers has vehemently denied the allegations and accused Richards of lying, telling the Daily Mail: ‘Let me be unequivocally clear: I have never physically or emotionally abused Denise – or anyone.’
‘These accusations are completely false and deeply hurtful. Denise and I, like many couples, have faced our share of challenges, but any suggestion of abuse is categorically untrue.’
Phypers was ordered to stay away from the actress, stop threatening or harassing her, and to hand over any guns to police
The court hearing was a continuance of the hearing held on October 17 for Richards’s temporary restraining order
In court Friday, Phypers attorney, Michael Finley accused Richards of ‘perjury’ and dismissed three witnesses who corroborated her claims at an earlier hearing, as ‘biased’ or ‘hostile’.
Addressing Richards’s claim that she’s frightened of Phypers, Finley told the court: ‘She never called the police. If she was really afraid, why would she not want the police called?
‘She never went to a doctor after her alleged injuries, including the alleged concussions…north bruised eye. Why? Because they didn’t happen.’
Pointing out that Richards shares revealing photos of herself on the OnlyFans website and she also did a Playboy layout, Finley said that the reason Phypers took screenshots of nude photos of her and her alleged lover was to ‘have the evidence to prove adultery in order to get a divorce.
‘The idea that my client violated the temporary restraining order willy nilly is ridiculous. She has no fear of him. He’s a good man, not a monster. Ms Richards has no need for a restraining order.’
In issuing the five-year restraining order, Judge Juhas said that he found ‘her peace was disturbed by the photographs.’
Richards, seen leaving court with her legal team on Friday, has accused her ex of physical abuse and threatening her – which Phypers denies
Richards appeared at the hearing in downtown LA looking stylish in a camel trench coat, pants, and knee-high brown heeled boots. She was accompanied by a burly, tattooed bodyguard
Regarding Richards’ claims of physical abuse and the witnesses whose testimony backed her up, the judge added: ‘I don’t find that Ms Richards and the witnesses sat down together and made the whole thing up.’
In addition to telling Phypers to stay away from Richards, the judge ordered him to return to her any photos and videos that belong to her, not to share any more private pictures, videos or emails of hers, and to return to her a laptop computer she claims he took from her.
It marks the latest episode in an increasingly ugly split that began July 7 when Phypers filed for divorce from Richards after an explosive fight with her during Independence Day weekend over another man he claimed she was cheating on him with.
In an interview in July, Phypers told the Daily Mail that he allegedly learned Richards was cheating on him in April and when he confronted her she had promised to break it off – only for him to catch her lying about another hookup with her alleged lover the following month.
He claimed his discovery of the May tryst led to a massive argument over the July 4th holiday weekend, during which Richards allegedly smashed his phone.
Just days later, Richards slapped Phypers with a court plea for a domestic violence restraining order against him and despite his denial of all her abuse accusations, Judge Juhas granted the restraining order to run temporarily until Friday when the judge made it permanent.
Phypers swiftly bonded out of the Lost Hills Sheriff¿s Station that same night after satisfying his $200,000 bail, per TMZ; (Phypers and Richards in 2023)
Richards – who married Phypers in 2018 – included a graphic photo of herself with a black eye in court documents claiming: ‘Throughout our relationship, Aaron would frequently violently choke me, violently squeeze my head with both hands, tightly squeeze my arms, violently slap me in my face and head.’
She also alleged that ‘Aaron regularly threatened to “break my jaw” and would cry, beg me to stay, and promise to get help — none of which ever happened.’
‘Aaron has caused me at least three concussions. He has told me that he left recording devices to record me while I was alone in hotel rooms and at my townhouses.’
The couple’s bitter divorce battle took a dramatic turn October 17 when LA Sheriff’s deputies arrested Phypers outside the LA courtroom where he had shown up for a hearing about Richards’s restraining order against him.
Phypers, who filed for divorce from Richards in July citing ‘irreconcilable differences’, was released just hours after his arrest.
He swiftly bonded out of the Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station that same night after satisfying his $200,000 bail.
At the time of the arrest, Phypers’s lawyer Michael Finley told the Daily Mail he had not yet seen the criminal complaint but ‘it appears to be the same allegations we’re already fighting, and I think we’re proving it all to be false in the domestic violence case.’
‘So, we expect it to also be proven false and for him to be exonerated in this new criminal case.’
Documents later obtained by the Daily Mail revealed Phypers was charged with two felony counts of injuring a spouse and two felony counts of dissuading a witness by force or threat.
The documents state the two charges of dissuading a witness by force or threat and one of the charges for injuring a spouse allegedly occurred on January 17, 2022.
The second charge of injuring a spouse allegedly took place on May 3, 2022.
Finley told the Daily Mail: ‘We feel that it is highly unusual that criminal charges would be brought now over allegations from nearly four years ago.
‘In our opinion, Denise’s allegations are false, so we expect that the evidence will prove Aaron’s innocence and that he will be exonerated.’
During the October 17 hearing, Phypers’s mother had testified that she saw Richards throw a can opener at her son, prompting the hearing to get contentious. She also said Phypers never abused or threatened Richards.