Floyd Mayweather And 50 Cent EXPOSED By Baby Mamas: Bedroom Skills, Cheating, Abuse, Fatherhood, And More

By Patti the Precocious Guru (Mommy’s Dirty Little Secret.com)

I sat down with Josie Harris and Shaniqua Tompkins, the mothers of Floyd Mayweather and 50 Cent‘s kids, and got the ladies to spill all the juicy and private details of their relationships with these men. They have been pretty much silent up to now, but are ready to tell their story — and they don’t hold back!

Shaniqua Tompkins is the beautiful mother to a 15-year-old son, Marquise, whose father is 50 Cent.  Josie Harris is the gorgeous woman who shares three children with famed boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr., they are 8, 11, and 12-years-old. Shaniqua and Josie just recently became friends with each other but it seems they have a strong bond.  Neither of these women came off as bitter baby mamas, in fact they were laughing and smiling throughout the whole interview.  Although these two women are no longer with these men, they did however spend a good portion of time with them, before and after their claim to fame.  So I had to ask…

Patricia Dean:  How is your relationship with 50 right now?

Shaniqua Tompkins:  It has its ups and downs. It’s a hard relationship to explain.  He’s a bitter man, very bitter.

PD:  Are you still in love with him?

ST:  No, I love 50 like a cousin maybe; I’m not in love though.

PD:  Josie, how’s your relationship with Floyd?  With all the cheating and domestic violence, do you forgive him?

Josie Harris:  Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a d***.  I have forgiven him, I’m over it.  I did my s***. I’ve hit him over the head with a Tonka truck when I found out he was cheating on me.  We had a pretty volatile relationship.  Anyone who knows us, knows that.   For him to put another ring on another chick’s finger, then come over to my house and try to control me and who I’m having sex with (C.J. Watson)… I mean that’s just him.  She ain’t the only one that got a ring.  He the ring master, there’s a couple people that got a ring.  He’s just about that life.  I didn’t deserve the abuse, my kids didn’t deserve to see that.  We have gotten into to it before but what was most disturbing is that my son had to get help for me because had no idea how long it was going to last.  Floyd’s bitch-ass friend was watching the whole time as he put his hands on me, he even tried to block my kid from leaving.

PD:  How long was the violence in you and Floyd’s relationship going on?

JH:  It started from the beginning, not the very, very beginning but it escalated.  We started feeling like we were each other’s possessions.  If I wasn’t violent with him, I’d get violent with the b*****s.

PD: How about you Shaniqua, did 50 ever get violent with you?

SH:  Yes.  When he put his hands on me in front of my daughter is when I knew the relationship was over.  I’d never fight any of the girls he was messing around behind my back with though.  Hoes are going to be hoes.  I did have to call Meagan Good once.  She claimed 50 was just a friend and he was helping her to get over a break up.  She played her part well, as a good mistress does.

PD: Are Floyd and 50 Cent good fathers?

JH: I hate to say it but yes Floyd is a good dad. The kids love him and are in Vegas with him right now for the Cotto fight.

ST: 50 is a good provider, but a good father? No. He hasn’t been to one of his son’s games. In fact, the last time he saw his son was December.  When we were together he helped raise my daughter along with our son, but when we were finally over it all stopped.  He was no longer a father to his son.  He thinks financially providing equates to being a dad, but it doesn’t.