50 Cent's beloved grandmother, Beluah Jackson is dead
Rapper Loses Grandmother
50 told Oprah Winfrey in an interview that his grandmother was the person he loved the most.
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After losing his mother at age 8, Fifty depended soley on his grandma for love and support especially also after his father was reportedly never part of his life.
Reports claim Beluah single-handedly raised the G-Unit boss in South Jamaica Queens,along side the rapper's other cousins.
Back in 2012, 50 told Oprah Winfrey in an interview that his grandmother was the person he loved the most.
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The rapper's cousin, Continental Five broke the news of his grandma's passing this week but Fifty is yet to comment on the passing of Beluah.
This is obviously a major tragedy that has struck 50 Cent’s family this week, and we at Pulse.ng
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