Date 07/07/2016 - News People
50 Cent testifies in court. (AP) Hartford - A federal bankruptcy court judge in Connecticut on Wednesday approved a plan for 50 Cent to reorganise his finances and pay back creditors. The rapper who burst onto the music scene in 2003 with his debut album, Get Rich or Die Tryin, filed for bankruptcy a year ago, citing debts of $36m and assets of less than $20m. The rapper will make a $7.4m payment to begin the bankruptcy plan approved on Wednesday, The Hartford Courant reports. A jury awarded $7m to the woman, Lastonia Leviston.
