In a shocking turn of events, Big Meech and his son, Lil Meech, are facing serious financial troubles, leading to speculation about their future in the entertainment industry. Tony Yayo, a close associate of 50 Cent, recently revealed on a podcast that both father and son have squandered their wealth, leaving them in dire straits.

Big Meech, who was released from prison in October 2024, reportedly approached Yayo complaining about Lil Meech’s failure to support him financially. The irony, however, is that Lil Meech has made headlines for his lavish spending, including dropping $100,000 on designer jeans and flaunting expensive jewelry. Yayo lamented that the young star should be assisting his father instead of indulging in high-end purchases.

The tension escalated when Big Meech aligned himself with Rick Ross, a known rival of 50 Cent. This move has drawn criticism, with insiders suggesting that it reflects deeper issues, including unhealed trauma and jealousy within their family dynamic. Many believe that Big Meech’s decision to collaborate with Ross jeopardizes not only his own reputation but also that of his son, who is currently starring in the series “BMF,” produced by 50 Cent.

50 Cent has since distanced himself from the duo, even threatening to cancel “BMF” amid mounting tensions. He posted a GoFundMe link on social media to mock Big Meech’s financial predicament, emphasizing that he had helped the family make millions during their partnership. The cancellation of a planned welcome home concert for Big Meech further exacerbated their financial woes, leading to reports that he set up a GoFundMe to cover his bills.

As the situation unfolds, fans are left questioning whether Big Meech can recover from this financial downfall or if this is the beginning of an irreparable rift between him, his son, and their former ally, 50 Cent.