I Question Oprah And Tyler Perry’s Blackness – Mo’Nique

Popular comedian, Mo’Nique has come out to take a swipe at billionaire media personality, Oprah Winfrey and Hollywood filmmaker Tyler Perry.

She recently reignited her years-long feud with them, and fans have been reacting.

According to her, she believes both celebrities are coon motherf*****s, and they even have to prove that they are indeed black because she questions their blackness.

Her words, “F*** YOU OPRAH WINFREY, F*** YOU TYLER PERRY!!!

I’m too motherf***ing old to be scared of this bitch. I’m too old to be intimidated by this bitch. I’m too old to hold the motherf***ing truth.”

WOW.

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