Trump-Supporting Sisters Diamond & Silk Allegedly Fired By FoxNews
Trump-Supporting Sisters Diamond & Silk Allegedly Fired By FoxNews
Who could forget Trump-supporting sisters Lynette “Diamond” Hardaway and Rochelle “Silk” Richardson after the pair publically expressed their love for President Trump during the 2016 election?
Since then the two sisters have had regular appearances on FoxNews and even landed a weekly web show with Fox Nation. Now, Diamond and Silk are making headlines again but this time for reportedly being let go by FoxNews.
As we recently reported, during an Instagram live stream, Diamond and Silk made claims that the number of reported coronavirus deaths were being inflated to make President Trump look bad.
Diamond & Silk are speculating coronavirus deaths are being inflated to make Trump look bad pic.twitter.com/hBnB7422UP
— Jason S. Campbell (@JasonSCampbell) March 30, 2020
This isn’t the only time the sisters have speculated that the truth isn’t being told about the coronavirus. In a now-deleted tweet, the sisters also urged people to expose themselves to the virus:
“The only way we can become immune to the environment; we must be out in the environment,” Diamond and Silk said via their official twitter page. “Quarantining people inside of their houses for extended periods will make people sick!”
Some were offended by the sisters making light of the coronavirus pandemic and it appears that FoxNews wasted no time on stepping in and pulling the plug on the pair. On Monday, April 27th it was reported that Diamond and Silk were terminated from the news outlet for the comments they made.
Diamond and Silk are known to be pretty outspoken, but so far neither the pair or FoxNews have commented on the sisters allegedly being fired. However, the network hasn’t aired anything pertaining to the sisters since April 7th.
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