Pregnant Lil Kim has a baby on the way, but she isn't setting a very good example for her un-born child so far. Kim has been hit with a lawsuit for reportedly stealing a photo of Canadian artist Samantha Ravndahl in zombie face make-up and using it for her "Dead Girl Walking" single cover. 50 Cent has some advice for the expecting mother: Raising a kid is your responsibility, so do it outside of entertainment's spotlight.
Last month, 38-year-old hip-hop Queen Bee Lil Kim announced that she is going to be having a baby with rapper Mr. Papers.
On The Rickey Smiley Morning Show, Papers reveled that they already knew the babies sex, but aren't ready to talk baby names just yet (via MTV):
"He gon' [sic] be a Gemini though, but I don't wanna give you all the information, ya heard? He gon' be a Gemini."
Curtis 50 Cent Jackson has some baby raising advice for his friend and expecting mother Ms. Kim.
50 told BET that the best thing any famous person could do for their kid, is keep them out of the limelight and take time to raise them yourself:
"I don't think she should raise her child in the spotlight.
"You know I think she should raise her child in her personal life on her personal time. I think that's the difference that a lot of people...that's the mistake that they make.
"It's a parent's responsibility to raise a child not entertainments."
As much as she might like to think about how and where to raise her new baby, Kim has to focus her attention on a lawsuit that alleges she stole the image for her new single "Dead Girl Walking."
The more-reputable-than-anyone-would-like-to admit TMZ claims that Samantha Ravandahl already warned Lil' Kim, and now she is taking her to court:
"Canadian artist Samantha Ravndahl lashed out at Kim on social media websites in November for lifting her scary image off Reddit, then using it on the Lil' Kim website and Instagram accounts to promote her music.
"Kim blew off Samantha, so now the artist has lawyered up and fired off a letter to the rapper demanding Kim pull the image ... or else.
"The 'or else' is suing Kim for $150K minimum."
Lil' Kim should know better. She told Nicki Minaj in that past that Nicki would have to pay up if "you're going to steal my swag"(whatever the hell that is).
But that rule must only apply to rich people.
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