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It was reported that many celebrities were asked to speak in the documentary that aired on Lifetime, including singer Erykah Badu. According to her, those claims are false. She sent out a tweet stating she was never asked to be a part of the docu-series.
Badu received a lot of black lash, as she asked fans to give Kelly “unconditional love” surrounding his legal troubles and allegations. “I love you. Unconditionally. That doesn’t mean I support your poor choices. I want healing for you and anyone you hurt.”
Well, now Erykah and the documentaries executive producer, Dream Hampton, are going back and forth on twitter. Badu is insisting she was never contacted to be in the doc and demanding an apology. Hampton is simply saying that is untrue.
It seems like Badu won’t be getting that apology from Hampton, “Apologize? Are you kidding? You publicly said he did more for black people than anyone? If you want to apologize for that, fine, apology accepted, on behalf of Harriet and the whole crew. What you meant by calling him your brother from the stage, I’ll never know.”
See the feud below.
That’s not true. I’ve never worked with him, don’t know him personally , and was never asked to be a part of the documentary. https://t.co/nRajs33Hjy
— ErykahBadoula (@fatbellybella) January 22, 2019
No ma’am. I WAS NOT EVER contacted by anyone to be in documentary.@dreamhampton You know that’s not true. I wasn’t a necessary component. You had all the right people, the ones close to the situation…But for now, produce this “producer’s” request or… APOLOGIZE. It’s simple. https://t.co/cgBcpPePMI
— ErykahBadoula (@fatbellybella) January 23, 2019