14 DAY TRIAL // As Tiger Woods continues to stay into hiding as the number of his alleged mistresses keeps going up, celebrities feel that it’s now ok to have an opinion on the matter and, most importantly, to express it publicly. If one were to ask 50 Cent for instance, he’d say Woods was at fault for being too soft with his ladies, as the Mirror informs.
It pays to be gangsta, the rapper says, and this also applies in a man’s love life. Had Woods been a bit more tough (in the sense of “less of a softie”) with his mistresses, none of them would be speaking to the media now and cashing in on his misfortune, while also completely ruining his personal life, Fiddy believes. Instead, Woods acted mostly like a doormat so it’s only understandable why his former mistresses are now stepping all over him.
“Tiger... It’s interesting. Fear factor – you need a little fear there, a woman need to feel that maybe he’s going to snap, ‘So I ain’t going to say that.’ With Tiger there’s no fear there,” the rapper says of the entire scandal around the golfer’s personal life, which has been playing out in the media every single day for the past couple of weeks. As the Mirror notes, the comments were made during a recent interview with George Lopez.
Fiddy goes on to elaborate that anyone can see Tiger was a softie from the messages he left on the answering machines of some of his lovers, and which have (as expected) surfaced in the media. “They be like, ‘He left a message on my phone, he say he love me. He was going to leave her.’ And he says, ‘Hey it’s Tiger baby I was trying to get my freak on a little later – if you could call me back.’ Damn – he’s been tried and convicted when his wife hears that,” 50 Cent further says.
As we also reported a few hours ago, Jessica Simpson’s name was also thrown in the mix just the other day, when a US tab put out there a story according to which she too had an affair with Woods. Since then, the singer has already rubbished the report on her Twitter page and has instructed her attorneys to go after the tab in view of getting a retraction on it.