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As part of his Memorial Day celebrations, 50 Cent is said to have splurged tens of thousands of dollars buying his Le Chemin du Roi champagne for a Memorial Day crowd at a luxury East Hampton restaurant.
As part of his Memorial Day celebrations, 50 Cent is said to have splurged tens of thousands of dollars buying his Le Chemin du Roi champagne for a Memorial Day crowd at a luxury East Hampton restaurant.
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