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Discover 50 Cent’s $18 million mega mansion with personal night club and 40-person hot tub

LifeStyle — 11/15/2023

For a dude that was once deemed bankrupt, it seems 50 Cent really doing just fine with the funds if he can afford to offload $3 million (£2.2 million) following the sale of his house.

Which was sold for $15.5 million (£11.8 million) less than what he bought it for 12 years ago.

The rapper snapped up the Connecticut pile from boxer Mike Tyson for $18.5 million (£14 million) back in 2007 but feels ready to part with the reported 21-bedroom, 25-bathroom Farmington mansion now.

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Just a shame he offloaded it for an 84 per cent loss. Is the 43-year-old – who was once said to be worth $155 million (£118 million) in 2015 – trying to share a message with us?

According to People, Fiddy – real name Curtis Jackson – was trying to offload the place for the better part of a decade and last year slashed its asking price down to $4.995 million (£3.8 million, listing it for $100,000 (£76,000) a month rent as well.

Yes he has a mural of himself on the walls…near the stripper pole

Just one of the watery hang out spots

Casino while you nightclub

He once even tried to get Million Dollar Listing New York’s Fredrik Eklund on board to try and sell the impressive palace.

The place is pretty impressive, we have to say, as we take a tour of the images the real estate shared to sell the place – we can only imagine experiencing Fifty’s own personal night club in the flesh is special… in a few ways.

Rapper 50 Cent has finally sold his over-the-top Connecticut mansion after knocking a staggering $15.5 million off the price-tag??? The 52-room compound was originally put up for sale in 2007 for $18.5 million. It???s now been sold for $2.9 million and ???50??? is donating the proceeds to his ???G-Unit Foundation??? ??? which helps low-income communities across the USA. The 17-acre estate has 19 bedrooms, 25 bathrooms, an indoor pool and hot tub, a night club, an indoor basketball court, multiple game rooms, a recording studio, full gym, conference room and home cinema. The musician, whose birth name is Curtis James Jackson III, purchased the property from former boxer Mike Tyson for $4.1 million in 2003. The most recent asking price was $4.995 million, and it had also been listed for rent at $100,000 a month. The rapper actually forgot he owned the huge property in Farmington when it was burgled in 2017. At the time, he said:??? What my house got robbed .???.???. I thought I sold that MF. LOL.??? ***** TNI Press Ltd does not hold or assert any Copyright or License in the attached image. Any fees paid to TNI are for TNI???s services only. Such fee does not, nor is it intended to, convey to the user any Copyright or License in the image. By publishing this image, the user expressly agrees to indemnify TNI against any claims, demands, or causes of action arising from, or connected in any way, with the user's publication of the image.You can find us in da club…

Rapper 50 Cent sold his 21-bedroom, 25-bathroom Farmington, Connecticut mansion for $3 million - $15.5 million less than what he paid for it 12 years ago - and donated all $3 million to his G-Unity Foundation. Insiders close to the 43-year-old rapper told TMZ on Monday that he decided to forward the proceeds to his organization, which is focused on building the economy in low income communities via grants. The In da Club rapper, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, initially paid $18.5 million for the property from its previous owner, Mike Tyson, in 2007.Or just chilling in the theatre

Yes, that’s right, not only does he have an indoor AND outdoor swimming pool, the In Da Club rapper actually has a club in da house, complete with stripper poles, and a mini casino that overlooks the dancefloor action.

It’s just too much.

As well as that, the 50,000-square-foot estate boasts a full gym, home theatre and recording studio should you feel like laying down a track at 4am but not feel like driving to an actual studio. Ever again.

Rapper 50 Cent sold his 21-bedroom, 25-bathroom Farmington, Connecticut mansion for $3 million - $15.5 million less than what he paid for it 12 years ago - and donated all $3 million to his G-Unity Foundation. Insiders close to the 43-year-old rapper told TMZ on Monday that he decided to forward the proceeds to his organization, which is focused on building the economy in low income communities via grants. The In da Club rapper, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, initially paid $18.5 million for the property from its previous owner, Mike Tyson, in 2007.Yes, there are mirrors on the ceiling

Rapper 50 Cent sold his 21-bedroom, 25-bathroom Farmington, Connecticut mansion for $3 million - $15.5 million less than what he paid for it 12 years ago - and donated all $3 million to his G-Unity Foundation. Insiders close to the 43-year-old rapper told TMZ on Monday that he decided to forward the proceeds to his organization, which is focused on building the economy in low income communities via grants. The In da Club rapper, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, initially paid $18.5 million for the property from its previous owner, Mike Tyson, in 2007.He hasn’t lived in the place for a while

And yes, there is a whole bunch of mirrors above the bed in one of the sprawling bedrooms. What did you expect?

Sitting on 17 acres, we’ve got the aforementioned pool, a hot tub that was once said to fit 40 people, pond and fountain, basketball court (complete with G-Unit sign) and a grotto that’s a little Playboy mansion-esque for our liking. Which is the only reason we didn’t snap it up ourselves.

Rapper 50 Cent sold his 21-bedroom, 25-bathroom Farmington, Connecticut mansion for $3 million - $15.5 million less than what he paid for it 12 years ago - and donated all $3 million to his G-Unity Foundation. Insiders close to the 43-year-old rapper told TMZ on Monday that he decided to forward the proceeds to his organization, which is focused on building the economy in low income communities via grants. The In da Club rapper, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, initially paid $18.5 million for the property from its previous owner, Mike Tyson, in 2007.

The sale was given to his charity by him.

Thus, it’s a little puzzling that this property sold for such a loss; for whoever was fortunate enough to sign on the dotted line in the end, it’s a steal.

Even if the return may have disappointed some wealthy people, 50 is still giving $3 million to charity.

The Wall Street Journal said that representatives stated the earnings will benefit Curtis’s own charity, the G-Unity Foundation Inc., which awards grants to charitable organizations that enhance the lives of impoverished and low-income areas.

That’s quite generous of you, Fif!

The rapper filed for bankruptcy back in 2015, and according to a report by Billboard, he settled in July of that year, agreeing to pay $28 million (£21 million) in debt.

Currently, his estimated net worth is $20 million (£15 million).

After the pile was broken into in 2017, the man, who hasn’t lived there for some time, posted on social media, saying, “What my house got robbed, I thought I sold that MF.” Haha.

Well, you have now.