50 Cent Says “Power” Spin-Offs Were The Last Productions Still Working
50 Cent Says “Power” Spin-Off Was Last Production Still Working
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson says that the “Power” spin-offs that were currently filming in New York, were one of the latest productions to stop working. Both Power Book II: Ghost and Power Book III: Raising Kanan were reportedly filming and affected by the decision to halt work.
50 Cent, who is one of the producers on the spin-off (that is yet to air), responded to a story about the series shutting down. He wrote:
i had to do it we were the last production still working. f*ck
An overwhelming number of popular studios have shut down and will no longer continue to film including: Empire, Queen Of The South, The Wendy Williams Show, Real Housewives of Atlanta reunion, Bill Maher’s “Real Time”, John Oliver, “Snowfall”, Atlanta, Jimmy Kimmel Live and more.
Do you agree with their decision to stop working? Let us know in the comments.



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