Mo’Nique doubled down on her ongoing rift with Tyler Perry and Oprah Winfrey throughout a current Instagram Live, making it clear she has no intention of strolling away from a struggle she believes is rooted in precept and many years of injustice.

“When people say, ‘Mo’Nique, when are you going to stop with Tyler and Oprah?’ I’m not. Just so we clear, I’m not,” she mentioned throughout the livestream.

The Oscar-winning actress and stand-up veteran has lengthy maintained that her profession was derailed after she refused to advertise the 2009 movie “Precious” with out extra compensation.

Despite successful an Academy Award for her function, Mo’Nique mentioned she was labeled “difficult” and successfully blackballed in Hollywood.

During her livestream, Mo’Nique tied that therapy to a broader cultural sample, saying, “That dates all the way back to slavery. ‘Just don’t say nothing. Just keep moving on.’ And that’s why we continue to be treated the way that we get treated.”

Mo’Nique insisted her stance isn’t about resentment however about integrity.

“Doesn’t mean I’m bitter, I’m angry and I am not bitter. And I love my brother and sister or my sister and sister, whatever day Tyler chooses, whichever way he goes, I love all of them. However, wrong is wrong and right is right. And until we start standing on what is right, we will continue to be treated wrong.”

The pressure between Mo’Nique and Winfrey escalated in 2010 when the speak present host aired a section that includes Mo’Nique’s estranged members of the family, together with her brother, who admitted to sexually abusing her.

The determination to broadcast that interview added a deeply private layer to their already strained skilled relationship.

In 2022, 50 Cent stepped into the combination, publicly advocating for Mo’Nique and calling for each Perry and Winfrey to make amends. 50 Cent later shared that he had spoken directly with Perry about the situation.

“I talk to Tyler today he told me he never told anyone not to hire @‌therealmoworldwide and he is happy I decided to work with her,” 50 Cent wrote on Instagram. “He said he couldn’t speak for Oprah but he is sure she is fine with Mo’Nique and has even brought her up for things Mo’Nique has no idea about. I’m so happy for Mo right now! She Back.”

Mo’Nique responded with gratitude and excessive reward for the rapper-turned-TV govt.

“I want to talk right to our baby, from one Black woman to that beautiful, pure-hearted Black man,” she mentioned. “And let me be clear, I’m saying Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson is of pure heart. So, when y’all get to talking about ‘Oh 50, you next,’ that’s a man, that’s a king. He’s of pure heart, baby, and he’s principled.”

Though she has since patched issues up with Precious director Lee Daniels, Mo’Nique continues to press for accountability from Tyler Perry and Oprah Winfrey, exhibiting no indicators of backing down greater than a decade after the unique fallout.

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