Rickey Smiley’s Son Isn’t Attracted To Black Women: I like foreign girls.
Rickey Smiley’s Son Isn’t Attracted To Black Women
Rickey Smiley’s son, Malik, is being DRAGGED on social media, after saying he isn’t attracted to black girls. During an episode on his father’s hit TV One reality show, Rickey Smiley For Real, Malik is set up on a blind date with a young black woman by his cousin because,
all he’s dated was white and Mexicans.
During the scene, Malik’s cousin has a side conversation with him, to see how his blind date is going. Malik explains that he doesn’t find black girls attractive and prefers women that look foreign. He says,
Black females are not attractive to me. I look at them like my sisters – I went to an all-white school. Sometimes people have different tastes, and I don’t have a taste for her.
See the clip.
As expected, there was some backlash on social media about Malik’s comments.
Rickey also responded on social media, admitting that his son’s comments and point of view upset him. See the tweets below (via KamChronicles)
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