50 Cent Zooms into court, Tia Kemp no-shows the hearing on the order protecting his son; next date Dec. 7

50 Cent showed up to court Tuesday, Nov. 3, on Zoom.

50 Cent showed up to court Tuesday, Nov. 3, on Zoom. Tia Kemp didn't show up at all. The Miami-Dade hearing was supposed to decide whether the temporary injunction keeping Kemp away from 50's 14-year-old son, Sire, becomes a longer-lasting order. According to TMZ's court reporter, not much got done: Kemp still hasn't been formally served with the injunction, and until she is, the court can't move forward on a permanent order. 50's lawyers told the court she's dodging service on purpose; that's their claim, and no proof was laid out in the reports. 50 spoke briefly. "Honestly, if she didn't respond the way she responded to the order, I wouldn't even continue to pursue it," he told the judge, per the TMZ clip. "But she just went off, and it just continued to go in the wrong direction." HotNewHipHop reports the judge told him it's his call and the issue will be revisited in 30 to 45 days. The next hearing is set for Dec. 7. Earlier Tuesday, 50 posted Kemp's Instagram page showing "User not found" set to "Nowhere To Run." He filed the injunction request Oct. 26, accusing Kemp of calling his son "slow" and saying he's on the autism spectrum after 50 joked about the alleged assault on her and Rick Ross's son. He's also suing her for defamation. TrapHop USA will be back on this one Dec. 7.