POWER Series leaves 50 Cent's family 'traumatised'

50 Cent's family were left "traumatised" after seeing his manhood on his TV series 'Power'. 

50 Cent has revealed his family were left "traumatised" after they saw his member on crime drama series 'Power'.

The 41-year-old star's piece was featured on the US crime drama show in one scene where his character Kanan is pleasuring himself - but his auntie wished her nephew had warned her before his member popped up on screen while she was watching an episode. 

The rapper - whose real name is Curtis Jackson - said: "My aunt sees the show, and she's like, 'I'm traumatised!'. 

"She texted me like, 'What the f**k? Why didn't you tell me?' "

The star was aware his manhood was going to feature on the show in some capacity but thought it would hardly be visible.

Speaking on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!', he said: "I knew it was there, but in the original clips, it was darker. It wasn't on, like, a big screen, like a life-sized version. 

"It wasn't like, an accident. Courtney was like, 'I didn't want to show it to you in the beginning because I didn't think you needed to see it at that point ... You just gotta take one for the team.' "

50 Cent's comments come after he posted an Instagram messaged demanding the show's creator, Courtney Kemp Agboh, call him after he saw the episode and himself in all his glory. 

He wrote: "Man I just saw episode 4, of POWER. 

"Courtney I'm a kill you, this is not funny . I think I just saw my [eggplant emoji] in a scene. What the f**k Courtney call my phone NOW!!! (sic)"

The show, which 50 also produces, tells the story of main character Ghost - played by Omari Hardwick - 

who owns a popular New York nightclub but is also heavily involved in one of the city's biggest illegal drugs networks.