Earlier this month during a routine meet and greet for his liquor brand, Effen Vodka, 50 Cent met a little boy who was so overcome with emotion to be in the presence of the rapper that he started crying.
Fiddy thought the little boy was just a fan who’d somehow convinced his parents to let him attend an alcohol party because he got an A on his spelling test that week or something, but it turned out the kid was actually his son, according to E! Online.
Isn’t life fun?
Yesterday 50 Cent shared a photo of his surprise son on Instagram writing, “My life is full of surprises. This little guy is my son DAVIAN. He started crying, I was thinking why you crying i gotta pay for this shit. LMAO.”
Still, 50 isn’t sweating it. Probably because Davian possesses a rare combination of swagginess and book smarts rarely seen in children under the age of 16.
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