Colbert, always in a joking way, sarcastically inquired from the rapper the reason for having so much wealth in accumulation when the Candy Shop rapper himself does not have anyone special to spend it on. The Get Rich or Die Tryin’ rapper gently insinuated that family is after all a limitation to wealth accumulation.

He explained that often it is money that brings the two together but makes it harder for them to form a really stable and long-lasting marriage since both parties end up having different motives for being in the marriage – which is a pitfall. He hinted that financial success can draw people who are not looking for emotional satisfaction, which only made his choice to remain single even stronger.

As for the activities that occupy his spare time, 50 Cent stated that quite a lot of his time is spent working out. He engages in fitness training several times a week and follows a schedule. He boasted about being able to lift 105-pound weights, signing again that he is fit and healthy and stays active. 

Even while Colbert jokingly stated that 50 Cent’s nights must be boring the rapper was quick to educate him on the fact that his single status is not that dull. He added, “I want someone I can love in my life too, just not right now. I’m fine” when the host brought up his wishes for the P.I.M.P. rapper to find true love.

Earlier, Rajkummar posted a behind-the-scenes image of Patralekhaa from her latest series, IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack, on Instagram Stories. He praised her performance, highlighting it as exceptional and noting that reviews are reflecting the same sentiment. Expressing his pride, he celebrated her work and affectionately conveyed his admiration.

For those unfamiliar, the recently released Netflix series has sparked controversy shortly after its debut. The uproar began on social media, where there were strong calls for a boycott, demanding that the showrunners change the names of the hijackers from Shankar and Bhola to their real identities. Critics alleged that the series made an offensive attempt to shield the terrorists associated with a specific community. This controversy prompted the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting to summon Netflix India’s content head.

Directed by Anubhav Sinha, this gripping series explores the tragic hijacking of Indian Airlines IC-814 on December 24, 1999, by five terrorists. The hijackers named Ibrahim Athar, Sunny Ahmed Qazi, Zahoor Ibrahim, Shahid Akhter, and Sayed Shakir took control of the aircraft just 40 minutes after it departed from Kathmandu, en route to Delhi. Patralekhaa’s performance has been widely praised by audiences for her heartfelt portrayal of an air hostess, showcasing a nurturing instinct and deep emotional connection with the passengers, treating them with the care and affection one would offer to their own children.