"It Was the Blue Pill" 50 Cent Revisits Vivica Fox Romance 23 Years Later

50 Cent found himself revisiting a romance from more than two decades ago when Sherri Shepherd asked about Vivica Fox during a recent interview.

The actress recently praised their time together and described the bedroom chemistry in memorable terms. Her remarks quickly spread across social media.

Shepherd brought the topic directly to the rapper during his appearance. Instead of dodging the subject, he answered with a grin.

"The orgasms were fat," Fox had said earlier. When asked what made the pairing so memorable, 50 Cent replied, "It was the blue pill."

Audience members laughed as the exchange continued. The moment carried more comedy than tension despite the pair ending their romance more than 20 years ago.

Asked whether hard feelings remained, the rapper quickly shut that down. He noted that 23 years had passed and made clear he does not hate Fox.

Their names have remained linked long after the breakup because both have occasionally referenced each other in interviews and online posts. The latest exchange landed differently from many of those earlier moments because neither side appeared interested in reopening old wounds.

Instead of trading insults, the conversation leaned into humor. Fox recently described their intimate life in glowing terms, while the rapper answered with a joke that quickly became one of the most replayed clips from the interview.

One detail appeared to matter more than the old breakup. As reported by People, he said he appreciates that she still speaks kindly about him after all this time.

The Queens native compared the romance to hitting a jackpot at a casino. He suggested the timing simply worked for where both were in life when they met, a comparison he returned to while reflecting on the brief but highly publicized relationship.

Years after red carpet appearances and tabloid headlines, the former couple continue to generate attention whenever their names surface together. This time, a blue-pill joke became the line that lingered long after the interview ended.