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It’s MO’NIQUE’S Turn … BLASTS Steve Harvey … He ‘Disrespects’ Black People … Calls Us N***as!

Iyanna Muhammad |
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Can’t ae ALL just get ALONG? Last month, comedian Katt Williams dropped bombshell allegations against most of the Black comedians …. now it’s Mo’Nique’s turn.

ATLANTA – AUGUST 21: Marjorie Brides-Harvey, Lisa Price, Steve Harvey and Monique attend a Carol’s Daughter charity event at the Lenox Mall on August 21, 2009 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Prince Williams/FilmMagic)

Media Take Out learned that Mo’Nique recently gave her thoughts on Steve Harvey after Katt Williams’ viral interview with Shannon Sharpe. In a new interview with James Sanders,, Mo’Nique explained how things went left in her friendship with Harvey once she made an appearance on the “Steve Harvey” talk show in 2020.

Monique explained, “When Steve Harvey sat on that show, and he said, ‘Mo, your husband can’t be out here flexing like he do. He can’t be who he is when he come out here.’ Let me tell you what that meant.”

Mo’Nique claims she and her husband/manager Sidney Hicks were working on landing her a potential deal for a talk show that was going to have the same producers as “The Steve Harvey Show.”

ATLANTA – AUGUST 21: Steve Harvey and Monique attend a Carol’s Daughter charity event at the Lenox Mall on August 21, 2009 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Prince Williams/FilmMagic)

She continued, saying that during a meeting the producers were telling Steve Harvey’s business and shared how much Steve was getting paid which was a major turn off for them.

“My husband said, ‘Number one, my wife considers that man her brother, and number two, he’s my frat brother and we don’t play like that,’” Mo’Nique said. “’Please don’t share that man’s business with us because if you share his business with us, you’ll share our business with someone else.’”

ATLANTA – AUGUST 21: Comedians Steve Harvey and Monique attend Carol’s Daughter Atlanta store opening charity benefit for the Mary J. Blige and Steve Stoute Foundation For the Advancement of Women Now (FFAWN) at Lenox Square Mall on August 21, 2009 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images)

Mo’Nique added that they told Steve about the incident and Steve allegedly went back to the producers and said “‘Man sometimes my frat brothers can be a little fanatical man, that ain’t nothing, I’ll take care of it.’”

Mo’Nique’s husband also claimed Harvey monitored the number of black people in his show because Steve was scared that too many black people on camera would mess up his sponsors. “I’m not going to let these n****s mess it up for me,” Hicks said Harvey told him.

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