The Mount Vernon woman who was allegedly gunned downby her uncle over a property dispute was once an aspiring rapper who performed with Jadakiss.
Julia Anderson went by the stage name “Jewelz Champaign” and even performed with the New York rap icon, including rapping on his classic 2010 hip-hop hit “Coach of the Year,” her father Julius Anderson told The Post.
“I still can’t get my head around it,” said the elder Anderson of the senseless shooting.
“She was my beautiful daughter, my first. She made me smile all the time.”
Julius Anderson said his daughter recorded an album on her own but got out of the music industry years ago because there were too many things about it she didn’t like.
“She said, ‘Dad, I can’t make myself do all those things,’ so she stopped,” he recalled, without being specific.
“She had lots of jokes because she was an artist. She was an entertainer, and they are unique in that sense,” he said.
Michael Foster, 58, is charged with gunning down his niece outside her Bronx job on Monday over a bitter squabble regarding a family home in the Westchester County city, law enforcement sources have said.
Foster also once did prison time for the drive-by murder of former NFL star Ray Rice’s father.
He and his niece were embroiled into a legal dispute over a home at 18 Bell Ave. in Mount Vernon — when he allegedly shot her several times in the stomach as she was about to step into her Jeep in Wakefield.
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