Mo’Nique & Lee Daniels End Feud, Working Together On New Film + Director Apologizes Publicly On Stage: I’m Sorry For Hurting You
Mo’Nique & Lee Daniels End Feud, Working Together On New Film + Director Apologizes Publicly On Stage: I’m Sorry For Hurting You
Mo’Nique and Lee Daniels have officially ended their fued.
After not speaking for 13 years, the Oscar-winning Precious star is working with director Lee Daniels to replace Octavia Spencer in a new Netflix film called Demon House.
Over the weekend, the pair solidified their reconciliation publicly. The comedian/actress brought Daniels on stage during her comedy event. He told Mo’Nique in front of a packed crowd:
“[It took me] a long time to realize [this but] I am so sorry for hurting you in any way that I did. Y’all, she was my best friend — my best friend. Y’all think that Precious was just … That was God working through both of us.”
He continued,
“And we’re gonna f–king do it again. I love you. I love you.”
See the clip.
https://twitter.com/__justkeith/status/1510092757989306372?s=20&t=6zCi6aNT5XzeCZx9PIRFzA
Mo’Nique last worked with Daniels in the 2009 film Precious that brought her the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.
The pair had a falling out with the comedian calling out Daniels, along with Oprah Winfrey on multiple occasions.
In short, she accused Daniels, Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry of blackballing her because she would not promote the film during awards season.
At the time, Mo’Nique saud that promoting the film wasn’t a part of her contract and she didn’t want to spend additional time away from her family.
Because of this, the actress and the director allegedly didn’t speak for 13 years. Nonetheless, they’ll be working together on this new project.
What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments.



Previous Article
Next Article
Comedian & Actor Na’im Lynn Says Working On A Tyler Perry Show Is ‘Acting Bootcamp’
Brad Pitt Says He’s No Longer Sober, Back To Drinking Alcohol After Seven Years
Y’all Ready? ‘Michael 2’ Filming Is Expected To Begin In Late 2026 Or Early 2027
Michael Jackson’s Nephew & “Michael” Star Jaafar Jackson Set To Join Will Smith In Action Thriller “Supermax”
Tyler Perry Helps Tuskegee Graduate Janay Duberry Enroll At Harvard By Paying Remaining Tuition
Mahershala Ali Calls Out Marvel Over Shelved ‘Blade’ Film: “They Have Billions Of Dollars. If They Wanted To Do The Movie, We Would’ve Done The Movie.”
Actor Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Breaks Silence On “Wonder Man” Cancellation
“Superfly” Actor Kaalan Walker’s Wife Dragged For Supporting Him Following His 50-Year Sentence For R@ping Multiple Women