😱 Cassie’s Marriage IMPLODING?! 50 Cent ROASTS Mayweather & Jim Jones Gets Ethered By Styles P 🎤🔥

It’s been a wild week in hip-hop, but the most jaw-dropping moment might not come from a diss track or Instagram rant—it might come from a divorce attorney.

Cassie, who turned the industry on its head with her explosive lawsuit against Diddy, is now reportedly facing serious turbulence in her marriage.

And sources say her husband—Alex Fine—might be ready to call it quits…

with a rumored $15 million payday on the table.

Vlad TV was the first to fan the flames, teasing that Fine is “weighing his options,” and fans are already crowning it the ultimate “city boy summer” move.

After years of appearing like the perfect power couple, the timing couldn’t be worse.

With Cassie laying bare intimate, traumatic details about her past with Diddy in a lawsuit that shocked the world, insiders say Alex Fine is struggling to handle the emotional aftermath.

According to Vlad’s sources, the revelations aren’t just uncomfortable—they’re “unlivable.

” He’s being forced to relive someone else’s trauma, every time the headlines resurface.

And now that the whole world knows the darkest corners of her past, the marriage may be fraying under pressure.

But that’s not the only relationship drama lighting up the internet.

Over on the boxing front, Floyd Mayweather is being clowned into oblivion—by none other than 50 Cent.

The rap mogul turned internet troll has been dragging Mayweather through the mud ever since a Business Insider article questioned the legitimacy of Floyd’s supposed $400 million real estate deal.

While Floyd claims it’s legit and is now suing the journalist personally, 50 Cent is having none of it.

He’s called out Mayweather repeatedly online, mocking the deal and hinting that the whole thing might be a front or a fantasy.

In one viral post, 50 wrote, “You didn’t do the deal, champ,” followed by a crying laughing emoji and a video clip of Mayweather shadowboxing in an empty hallway.

That’s classic 50—petty, ruthless, and hilarious.

Whether or not the deal was real is still unclear, with some insiders speculating that Mayweather may have used an investment group (RT) to close it quietly.

But 50 isn’t letting him off the hook that easy.

For him, perception is everything, and right now Floyd looks more like a frontman than a mogul.

And while Floyd’s credibility crumbles, another rap beef is cooking—this time between Styles P and Jim Jones.

In what started as a subtle flex has turned into a full-blown lyrical disrespect fest.

Styles P came out swinging, basically telling Jim he’s not on his level, and fans are eating it up.

The Yonkers legend dropped lines about lyrical integrity and cultural impact, making it clear that he sees himself in a different league.

Jim Jones fired back, calling Styles an “old head stuck in the past”—but considering they’re basically the same age, the insult didn’t land.

Jim’s recent attempts to stay relevant have felt more like desperate grabs for attention than genuine moves.

From staged viral moments to random fashion collabs, he’s been grasping for anything to stay in the mix.

Styles P, on the other hand, is coasting on respect and consistency.

Fans know what they get with Styles—hard bars, real talk, and no gimmicks.

And when he told Jim, “You chasing moments, I’m still making classics,” it felt like a verbal KO.

Even Dipset loyalists had to admit: that one hurt.

Elsewhere in the chaos, Wack 100 is doing what he does best—starting fires for the sake of staying relevant.

He randomly decided to say that The Game wrote “What Up Gangsta” for 50 Cent, a claim that doesn’t even make sense chronologically.

The Game didn’t sign with G-Unit until after the song dropped, so Wack’s timeline is pure fantasy.

Bang ‘Em Smurf, a name from G-Unit’s past, quickly stepped in to correct the record, saying Wack “wasn’t even around back then.

” Smurf might be deported and off the grid, but when it comes to G-Unit history, he knows his stuff—and he brought receipts.

Wack responded the only way he knows how: by pretending he didn’t even know who Smurf was.

But in a world where credibility is everything, that kind of deflection just makes him look weak.

And speaking of weak moves, social media influencer LaU is still playing the “mystery girlfriend” game with 21 Savage, despite the fact that everyone knows they’re together.

Her latest TikToks include his unmistakable voice in the background, and she even told him on video, “Don’t say anything, babe, they’ll figure it out.” Too late.

The internet already did.

Back to Cassie, though, the bombshell potential of this divorce rumor is what has everyone glued to their screens.

Not only could Alex Fine walk away with tens of millions in support and asset division, but he could also blow up the narrative Cassie worked so hard to shape post-Diddy.

It’s a painful irony: the woman who finally found freedom might now be facing another devastating breakup—this time, in public, with massive financial consequences.

And while Alex hasn’t made any official moves yet, insiders say it’s “not a matter of if, but when.”

Combine that with 50 Cent’s nonstop clowning of Mayweather and Styles P’s lyrical evisceration of Jim Jones, and it feels like the rap universe is in the middle of a seismic realignment.

Reputations are being shredded, alliances are shifting, and nobody seems safe.

Whether it’s lawsuits, clout-chasing, or quiet divorce deals in the shadows, this latest wave of chaos proves one thing: in the world of hip-hop, the real drama never stops when the music fades.

It only gets louder.