Katt Williams Explains How Steve Harvey Is A TOTAL Fraud

Katt Williams Explains How Steve Harvey Is A TOTAL Fraud

When it comes to shining a light on the hidden side of Hollywood, no one does it better than Katt Williams. He has a knack for using comedy to reveal the truth about what really goes on behind the scenes, though not everyone is as familiar with him as they are with the famous Steve Harvey.

We all know Steve as the perfect family man, always offering advice and counseling with a humorous touch. But what if I told you that there’s more to him than meets the eye? What if his public persona is just a cover-up for his deepest, darkest secrets?

 

Well, today is the day when Katt Williams spills the tea and exposes the truth about Steve Harvey. So, you’re probably wondering what Katt has to say about Steve, right? Well, stick around because this gossip is too juicy to miss out on.

Get ready for the reveal! Steve Harvey then calls in and says he’s baffled by the whole thing. “I’ve always been cool with Katt. He said in an interview that back in LA, I didn’t know who he was,” Harvey told Foxx and crew. “I mean understand, I didn’t know who he was when I was on the radio in LA. He hadn’t been in any movies or anything, and the brother was just not that known. He was talking about me in the clubs, and I just asked on the radio, whoever Katt Williams is, to call me.

He called me, we straightened it out. We became friends. We’ve been cool ever since, so I thought.” But it was in the scorching summer of 1999 that fate smiled upon Katt Williams. He secured a major breakthrough by winning the prestigious Cedric The Entertainer’s Anheuser-Busch “Best Los Angeles Comics” Award.

This accolade propelled him into the spotlight, opening doors to opportunities previously unimaginable. In 2002, he electrified audiences with his unforgettable portrayal of ‘Money Mike’ in the hit film Friday After Next.

And let’s not forget his captivating appearances as a regular guest on Nick Cannon’s wildly popular television show, Wild’N Out. Now, let’s shift our focus to the renowned Steve Harvey. He’s widely recognized as the epitome of a devoted family man, always putting his loved ones first. But according to Katt Williams, there’s a hidden side to Steve that he wants to expose.

Katt claims that Harvey is nothing more than a fraud, masquerading behind a carefully constructed façade for years. While he may come across as a nice man to the public, his staff has a completely different story to tell. After all, who better to shed light on the true character of a person than those who work closely with him?

But this isn’t the first time Steve’s behavior has attracted media attention. Back in January 2017, his talk show sparked controversy with a segment that made fun of Asian men.

And let’s not forget the summer of 2015 when he set Twitter ablaze with a homophobic rant during one of his shows. These incidents reveal a side of Steve Harvey that is far from the image he presents to the world. And let’s not forget the long-standing rumors surrounding Steve Harvey and his treatment of his own children. There have been whispers that he neglects his biological kids while showing favoritism towards his adopted daughter, Lori.

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But what adds an extra layer of intrigue to this tale is the accusation of being hurtful to his children, and shockingly, the alleged victim is Steve’s own biological son, Wynton. According to police reports, Wynton suffered from physical maltreatment, resulting in bruises and even difficulty using the restroom for several days.

Surprisingly, Steve Harvey was never officially named as the responsible party for these disturbing acts. And it wasn’t just Steve’s son who has suffered from his actions, but his ex-wife Mary has also experienced a great deal of trauma in her relationship with him. In court documents, Mary accused Steve of causing harm to their child, tormenting her, conspiring against her rights, kidnapping their son, breaking their agreement, and intentionally causing her emotional distress.

 

But here’s the interesting part. Steve Harvey won a significant legal victory against his ex-wife. A judge dismissed Mary’s $60 million lawsuit against Steve, ruling that it should be handled by a judge in Texas, where their divorce took place.

Are you starting to believe Katt Williams’ allegations? It seems like there may be some truth to what he’s saying. Perhaps Steve Harvey isn’t entirely the man he portrays himself to be. Many fans now agree with this viewpoint. But what are your thoughts on the matter?

Do you think Steve Harvey is a fraud? Share your opinions in the comments below. As we eagerly await more updates, be sure to watch our upcoming video where we reveal even more shocking details. Stay tuned for the latest revelations!

Katt Williams Talks Ice Cube’s Pay In Friday Movies and Cutting R*pe Scene From Friday After Next

Katt Williams Talks Ice Cube’s Pay In Friday Movies, Cutting R*pe Scene From Friday After Next, Chris Tucker & Terry Crews

 

Katt Williams defends Ice Cube from rumors of not paying Friday actors, explains why he wanted a scene where Money Mike gets r*ped removed, why Chris Tucker can’t do another Friday and Terry Crews’ comments on success

 

Katt Williams criticizes those who complain about Ice Cube’s payment, comparing it to shopping at a thrift store and expecting designer prices.

Katt Williams emphasizes the importance of being involved in the creative process and taking credit for a job well done.

 

“Smokey was all in Smokey there ain’t no Friday without Smoky.”

The decision to cut the rape scene from the movie was a crucial factor in making it twice as funny, highlighting the importance of sensitive and respectful storytelling in comedy.

 

Cat Williams reveals the controversial practice of putting clauses in his contract to make co-stars wear dresses in movies.

 

“Nobody has ever said in the whole industry in 20 years about you know the whole Money Mike not getting raped in the bathroom right.”

Katt Williams reflects on the challenges of standing by his standards in the film industry.

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