50 Cent sued by Power 106 host for throwing microphone

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By Francesca Bacardi

50 Cent is being sued by a feminine fan who claims the rapper threw a microphone from the stage and struck her face.

Bryhana Monegain alleges in new court docket paperwork, obtained by Web page Six, that when the “In Da Membership” performer realized his microphone wasn’t working correctly throughout his Aug. 30, 2023, live performance, he threw it into the group and hit her within the face and wrist.

The Energy 106 host claims in her lawsuit that she’s suffered “extreme and everlasting accidents.”

The concertgoer was transported to the hospital from Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Enviornment the place she was handled for a concussion, brow laceration and ache in her left wrist, the paperwork state.

Monegain is requesting reimbursement for previous and future wage loss, hospital and medical bills, normal damages, attorneys’ charges and prices of the lawsuit thus far.

50’s lawyer didn’t instantly return Web page Six’s request for remark.

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Footage of the violent second confirmed 50 taking the mic and launching it into the group. Though the video didn’t present the place the gadget landed, Monegain later mentioned it hit her sq. within the brow, inflicting a ugly damage.

Pictures obtained by TMZ confirmed Monegain wrapped in gauze to cowl her stitches on her brow. The radio host additionally filed a police report through which the “Energy” actor, 48, was named a felony battery suspect.

A supply near 50 informed TMZ on the time that Monegain wasn’t meant to be within the restricted part, though it was unclear how that excused his actions.

50’s lawyer later mentioned the “21 Questions” rapper didn’t “deliberately strike” Monegain.

“Let’s be very clear, as I informed LAPD this afternoon, my shopper Curtis would by no means deliberately strike anybody with a microphone,” the lawyer, Scott Leemon, informed Web page Six.

“Anybody saying one thing totally different doesn’t have all of the info and is misinformed.”

He finally averted felony fees.