Erykah took to her Twitter page on the 23rd of January 2019 to say that she was never contacted to appear in the documentary. She writes:
“No ma’am. I WAS NOT EVER contacted by anyone to be in documentary.@dreamhampton You know that’s not true. I wasn’t a necessary component. You had all the right people, the ones close to the situation…But for now, produce this “producer’s” request or… APOLOGIZE. It’s simple.”
No ma’am. I WAS NOT EVER contacted by anyone to be in documentary.@dreamhampton You know that’s not true. I wasn’t a necessary component. You had all the right people, the ones close to the situation…But for now, produce this “producer’s” request or… APOLOGIZE. It’s simple. https://t.co/cgBcpPePMI
— ErykahBadoula (@fatbellybella) January 23, 2019
Dream Hampton, the brain behind the docu-series replied by saying Badu was indeed asked to be on the show via a series of text messages. She has said she will not drop ‘receipts’ and has deleted her replies to Badu.
Badu suffered a lot of backlashes last week after she stopped her concert in Chicago to send love and light to R Kelly.
Hampton’s docu-series featured R. Kelly’s wife and a group of young women who spoke about the singer’s alleged abuse and sex cult. John Legend also featured in the documentary, earning lots of praise for doing so.
