
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson Celebrates Birthday at Bagatelle Miami
Bagatelle Miami, famous for its lively brunch experience celebrated the birthday of rapper, actor and entrepreneur Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson as he also toasted his partnership with EFFEN Vodka.

Go shorty, it’s your birthday. On Sunday afternoon, famed rapper Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, partied like it was his birthday because it was. The rapper, entrepreneur, and actor’s birthday was on July 6th, but he decided to celebrate the big 4-0 a day early with close friends over a brunch bash at Bagatelle Miami as he toasted his partnership with EFFEN Vodka.
50 cent has had a wildly successful career, breaking free from the drug-dealing world at an early age to pursue a musical career. Jackson has sold over 30 million albums worldwide and has won a Grammy Award, thirteen Billboard Music Awards, three American Music Awards, six World Music Awards, and four BET awards.
50 and his entourage arrived at 4pm, just when Bagatelle’s brunch kicks into high gear, ordering a family style spread of Bagatelle salad, tuna tartar, ceviche, gnocchi, viennoiserie, picada, truffle pizza, pulpo, burgers bagatelle, tuna tartars, and steaks well done.

About 50 people attended the birthday celebration and were treated to delicious food, a special Superwoman presentation of 12 bottles of EFFEN Vodka, and champagne parade complete with sparklers and a statue of liberty birthday cake as the DJ played his hit song “In da club”. According to a source, the crowd “went bananas.” Amongst the group was a mysterious brunette, which 50 seemed highly fond of, engaging with her throughout the entire celebration.
The charming rapper willingly posed for pictures with fans and was overheard saying he was heading home to take a nap before his nighttime celebration at LIV.
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