Sabrina Jackson: What Happened To 50 Cent's Mother?

Sabrina Jackson is the mother of Curtis James Jackson III professionally known as 50 Cent. Sabrina’s son 50 Cent is a rapper, songwriter, actor, television producer, record executive, and businessman. In 2023, Billboard ranked the Power actor, 50 Cent the 17th best rapper of all time.

Sabrina Jackson: Bio Summary

NameSabrina Jackson
Born1960
Died1983
Famous asmother of 50 Cent
GenderFemale
NationalityAmerican
SpouseN/A
Children50 Cent
OccupationDrug dealer

Who is Sabrina Jackson?

Sabrina Jackson is 50 Cent’s mother. She was born in 1960 to her parents whose identities are unknown. She hasn’t revealed many details about her childhood. At age 15, she gave birth to Curtis James Jackson III aka 50 Cent. 50 Cent was born on July 6, 1975, in New York City, U.S.

There are no details about 50 Cent’s father. Sabrina was very young at the time she gave birth to her son 50 Cent. She ended up getting involved in drug dealing to support herself and her son. She became a drug dealer as she was struggling to make ends meet.

Born in the borough of Queens, New York City, Sabrina’s son 50 Cent was raised in its South Jamaica neighborhood. Sabrina raised her son until she died in a fire at a young age. 50 Cent was brought up by his grandparents after Sabrina Jackson passed away.

50 Cent was just eight years old when Sabrina died. At age 12, 50 Cent was dealing narcotics. His grandparents thought he was in after-school programs. He brought guns and drug money to school. He was caught by metal detectors when he was in tenth grade at Andrew Jackson High School.

“I was embarrassed that I got arrested like that … After I got arrested I stopped hiding it. I was telling my grandmother [openly], ‘I sell drugs”, 50 Cent said. 50 Cent was even arrested for selling four vials of cocaine to an undercover police officer on June 29, 1994.

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50 Cent was arrested again three weeks later after police searched and found heroin, ten ounces of crack cocaine, and a starting pistol at his home. He was sentenced to three to nine years in prison but he served six months in a boot camp and earned his GED. According to 50 Cent, he did not use cocaine.

Meanwhile, in an interview, 50 Cent revealed that his mother was a lesbian. He recalled that his mom was in a relationship with a woman before her death. He said: “She used to like women. I think she had a girlfriend when I was eight years old. She was really, really aggressive, really manly, really tough.”

Also, 50 Cent admitted in an interview with Page Six that he feared his mother Sabrina Jackson. 50 Cent said there’s a scene in the first episode of Power Book III: Raising Kanan that was taken directly from his childhood.

He said: “[There’s a scene] from the first episode where Kanan gets roughed up and he goes back in the house and [his mother put the toys in the socks],” he said. “That really happened. Like, that was from my life.

“There’s a point where, things that you are afraid of, that I got bumped around a lot in the park, but I was more afraid of my mom than the people I got bumped around by because I could not escape her. Her being a single mom at that point, she was everything.”

50 Cent said his mother was his ‘mom and my dad and she was tough, so I didn’t know when it was OK to be emotional and when it wasn’t’. He added: “She would look and say, ‘Get up from off the floor. What you don’t over there cryin’ and actin’ like a little girl.’ She’d get mad and you go, ‘Oh, shit, it’s not OK to be hurt this time.’

What Happened To 50 Cent’s Mother?

Sabrina Jackson tragically died in 1983 at age 23. She was assassinated as a result of the d*ug war. 50 Cent has publicly spoken about the death of his mom in an interview. According to 50 Cent, someone had allegedly placed something in her drink and switched on the gas. She died in that fire.

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50 Cent told Contact Music, “Someone put something in her drink and turned the gas on. After that, every time something went wrong, I think, ‘If my mother was here, it wouldn’t be like that.’”.

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