Sex Scandal That Dogged Irv Gotti Until Death: We Reveal How Murder Inc Records Boss Passed Away After Being Sued for 'Sexual Assault and Abuse' — As 50 Cent Brutally Trolls Late Music Mogul
Irv Gotti was accused of sexual assault and abuse in a 2024 lawsuit.
Feb. 6 2025, Published 3:20 p.m. ET
Murder Inc. Records founder Irv Gotti died after bing sued for sexual assault and abuse, which rapper 50 Cent trolled him over following his death, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
Gotti passed away aged 54 on February 5, months after an unidentified woman filed a lawsuit against him in Miami, Florida, alleging he sexually assaulted and abused her over a two-year period from 2020 to 2022.
Jane Doe alleged she met Gotti through a mutual friend at a poker game in 2020.
According to court document, the woman – identified as Jane Doe in the filing – met the music producer through a mutual friend at a poker game in 2020.
After they were introduced, Doe claimed Gotti invited her on a vacation to St. Martin, during which she further alleged he coerced her into having sex with him.
The lawsuit stated: "Gotti specifically threatened Plaintiff that he would send her home if she did not comply with his demands. Accordingly, and due to his power and influence in the music world, she complied."
Doe alleged Gotti coerced her into having sex while on vacation in St. Martin.
Following the vacation, Doe and Gotti entered a relationship which lasted until 2022.
Doe alleged over the course of their relationship, she "suffered constant abuse."
In one alleged incident, which was said to have taken place in January 2022, Doe claimed Gotti forced her to perform oral sex on him in an elevator of a Miami hotel. Doe claimed this happened again later that evening in the back of an Uber.
Doe claimed she 'suffered constant abuse' over their two year relationship.
The lawsuit continued: "As a result of this sexually abusive relationship, plaintiff has suffered severe emotional and psychological harm for which she had to be committed to a psychiatric ward."
Doe's lawyer, Adriana AlcaldeIn, said: "She's suffered a lot."
Alcaldeln noted the #MeToo movement helped Doe come forward with the lawsuit, adding: "Now I think women feel a little more empowered to tell their story."
A rep for Gotti denied the accusations, claiming they "represent an affront to women who have truly suffered abuse."
They added: "Mr. Gotti has been surrounded by strong women the entirety of his life – his mother, five sisters, and daughter. The top employees at his company are women. Mr. Gotti’s relationship with women have been characterized by mutual respect, honesty, and empathy.
"Mr. Gotti’s reputation has been placed at issue. He will address this baseless claim in the courts and seek total vindication."
The rapper trolled Gotti hours after his death.
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Meanwhile, Gotti's longtime rival, 50 Cent, wasted no time in trolling the embattled producer mere hours after his death.
50 Cent took to Instagram on Wednesday, February 5, and posted a photo of himself smoking hookah while sitting next to a fake tombstone that read "RIP."
The rapper captioned the post: "I'm smoking on dat Gotti pack, nah God bless him (dove emoji) LOL."
He additionally shared a photo of Gotti in the same carousel post.
The feud is believed to date back to 1999, when an associate of 50 Cent allegedly robbed Ja Rule, who was a part of Murder Inc., in Queens.
That same year, 50 Cent released Your Life's on the Line, which targeted Rule and Murder Inc. Tensions boiled over when 50 Cent and Rule were involved in an altercation at an Atlanta nightclub.
50 Cent was stabbed during a brawl between his group, G-Unit and Murder Inc. artists at the Hit Factory in New York. Gotti and Rule then claimed 50 Cent filed a protective order against them, though the allegation has been disputed.
In 2000, 50 Cent was shot nine times outside his grandmothers house in Queens. An investigation suggested the incident was a hit ordered by drug lord Kenneth 'Supreme' McGriff, who had ties to Rule and Gotti, and allegedly ordered the attack because 50 Cent mentioned him in Ghetto Qu'ran.
