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50 Cent and his frequent trips to Houston apparently have been for a reason. On Twitter Tuesday (May 4), he shared he was no longer a New Yorker and officially a Houstonian.
“I Love NY, but i live in Houston now i’ll explain later,” he wrote. “Green Light Gang Boom.”
Rocking an Astros hat and standing in front of the Astrodome, the Power co-creator and mogul shared the post alongside a screenshot from Deadline highlighting his latest series, “Confessions of a Crime Queen” which will air on Discovery+.
The true crime anthology series will focus on the true story of a queenpin who created a criminal dynasty before her work became the reason for her destruction.
“As G-Unit Film & Television continues its rapid growth, we have to think outside the box and challenge ourselves to tell entertaining and important stories in new ways,” 50 said in a statement. “With the support of discovery+, our friends at Lionsgate TV, and in partnership with top producer, Rich Bye, and Goodbye Pictures, we have the right team to help us continue pushing the creative envelope. I am thrilled to add Confessions of a Crime Queen to the G-Unit Film & Television slate in 2022.”
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