A few months after ending his feud with the TV host, the 'Candy Shop' hitmaker is asked to give the lowdown on what really happened in the After Show of 'Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen'.
- May 6, 2020
AceShowbiz - 50 Cent is refraining himself from reigniting his feud with Wendy Williams. Three months after declaring the end of their squabble, the "In da Club" hitmaker spilled the beans on whether he really kicked the talk show host out of his pool party that took place in August 2019.
Making an appearance on the Tuesday, May 5 episode of "Watch What Happens Live", the 44-year-old rapper/actor was presented with a fan's question about the matter in the "After Show" segment. Host Andy Cohen asked, "What's the real story behind Wendy Williams and your pool party? Did you really kick her out?"
While he has boasted about not letting Williams showing up to his parties despite their truce, Fiddy gave a uncharacteristic somber reply to the fan's inquiry. "No, they kinda of - she had stayed at the front and then Snoop [Dogg] came over there to talk to her," he simply stated, before adding. "Because she really came to see Snoop."
Fiddy's reaction came in contrast from his 2019 trolling of Williams. Posting a video of the 55-year-old TV personality inside his party venue, the "Power" creator wrote, "You can't just show up to my PARTY if you been talking about me. B***H wait outside." In a later interview, he warned her, "Don't come where I'm at. I don't like you. I don't like you..."
Days later, Williams denied that she got kicked out of Fiddy's pool party. In an interview with Hollywood Unlocked, she offered her side of the story. "I knew 50 was going to be there, but I was only there to see Snoop," she explained. "To say, 'Look my boy is now 19. Let's take a selfie.' I was there to see Snoop and leave."
In February 2020, however, Fiddy announced that he won't be arguing with Williams anymore. On what inspired him to make the declaration, the "Candy Shop" spitter shared a clip from "The Wendy Williams Show" episode that saw the host sending him some love when discussing about Isaac Wright Jr., who was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to life in prison.
