Terry Crews Faces Criticism For Tweet To Gabrielle Union After ‘America’s Got Talent’ Firing
Terry Crews Faces Criticism For Tweet To Gabrielle Union After ‘America’s Got Talent’ Firing
Terry Crews has broken his silence on Gabrielle Union’s shocking firing from NBC’s “America’s Got Talent.”
And some aren’t satisfied with the tweet from Terry Crews, who is the host of the show.
Rumors have swirled that Gabrielle Union was fired after producers and NBC viewed her as problematic. She reportedly spoke up about Simon Cowell smoking indoors, took issue with guest judge Jay Leno’s alleged joke about the Asian community, and was told that her hair was “too black” amid other things. While other celebrities have intentionally stood by Gabrielle Union, Terry Crews’ response doesn’t seem to be enough for her fans.
He responded to Union’s statement on the ordeal and wrote on Nov. 28,
“You’re the best, Gabrielle! You will be missed!”

The tweet also comes after Union supported Crews when he accused a Hollywood head of inappropriately touching him.

See some of the issues that fans had with his tweet below.
— Cleopatra Jones Jr. (@theKelizabeth82) December 1, 2019



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