Meagan Good and 50 Cent were an item many years ago, and no one knew about it. They have recently been back in the news because of new details about their relationships with other people.
First, Meagan Good made headlines after her split from her first husband, DeVon Franklin, after over 10 years together. She then coupled up with former Marvel star Jonathan Majors around the time he was being tried for domestic violence.
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50 Cent, on the other hand, has had his own relationship drama, from the subtle disses from longtime ex-girlfriend Vivica Fox to the mother of his child, Daphne Joy, allegedly appearing as Jane Doe in Diddy’s publicised trial, to 50 Cent’s ex, Cuban Link, who claimed he asked for a wig back after their breakup.
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It is clear to see why it slipped under the radar that Meagan Good and 50 Cent, once upon a time, were an item. Both have had some ill luck when it comes to relationships and dating. In fact, many fans wouldn’t place Meagan Good and 50 Cent as a couple.
However, in a recycled video shared by Jason Lee on Hollywood Unlocked, he took her back to the time when she dated 50, and she had only good things to say about the “Many Men” rapper.
I did not want anything from the 50 cents – Megan Good
In a past episode of Hollywood Unlocked, Jason Lea brought up the Megan Good and 50 Cent relationship. Megan Good expressed that she had deliberately kept her relationship with 50 Cent private at the time because she was just starting in the industry, whereas 50 Cent was already at the peak. She did not want her relationship with the music producer and rapper to influence her career in any way, explaining that she didn’t “ want people to think my success was tied to him.”
It’s been so long, to be honest, to be honest. And just for clarity on that, that was over a decade ago, really, you know, when we dated. And it was for about a year, and I kept it under the radar intentionally.
Magan also had nothing but good to say about the many men rapper, pointing out that his grandmother raised him and that. According to her, it’s important to separate the persona from the person.
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