Rapper 50 Cent has put his palatial Connecticut mansion on the market for a massive $18.5 million. The hitmaker bought the extensive Farmington estate, which was once owned by boxer Mike Tyson, in 2004 and has turned part of the 19-bedroom property into his own private nightclub, where the rapper hosts celebrity parties.

He has also installed his own state-of-the-art music studio, where he recorded his most recent hits.

Hoping it will help him make a quick sale, 50 has agreed to let MTV cameras into his home to record a special edition of MTV's "Cribs," which will air in on Thursday.

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