For reasons beyond my control, this is an article about something Vivica A. Fox wrote in her new book on the topic of her previous sex life with 50 Cent.
According to excerpts from Fox's Every Day I'm Hustlingpublished by the New York Daily News, she felt "compelled" to open up about their relationship after 50 allegedly made up stories about her in the press. "Most of the time, I would be the one initiating sex, because I really enjoyed making love with him," Fox apparently wrote in the book. She also categorized these encounters as PG-13, yet still "cherished and special."
Elsewhere, Fox detailed 50's alleged proposal plans during a 2003 Monaco trip involving a 14-carat diamond ring, a rented theater, and Kill Bill. 50 called off the plans, Fox said, after she signed on to be that year's World Musics Awards host.
50 responded to the excerpts on Instagram Monday. "I'm waking up to this shit," he said. "That was 14 years ago. Smh who does this? What the fuck!" The rest of the book will be unveiled in April.
Last November, Fox looked back on the relationship and revealed what she would do differently if given the chance. "I wish I knew now how to treat a man like that, than what I knew then," she said. "Because I thought when we were dating [and] younger that he wanted a partner, and what he really wanted was to take care of me."
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