Although Charlamagne Tha God and Wendy Williams don't speak anymore, their history is pretty deep. He's given Wendy credit for helping him launch his career in radio. However, his relationship with Wendy and her husband Kevin is much more personal. In wake of the recent drama surrounding Wendy Williams, Charlamagne decided to spill all the tea on why he fell out with Wendy and Kevin.
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Charlamagne spoke about his beef with Kevin Hunter on the Breakfast Club before but he gave the Brilliant Idiots audience the full scoop. The reason he fell out with Wendy and Kevin is because of Kevin's sidepiece, Sharina. He explained he was on a trip with Wendy and Kevin in Jamaica when Kevin flew out Sharina. He explained that Sharina wanted to hook up with one of his friends but Kevin found out and got upset over the whole thing, even though Wendy Williams was with him.
"Wendy doesn't know this so when Wendy goes on Elvis Duran's show and Wendy says, 'who?' in reference to me when my name comes up... I can't even be mad at Wendy because I don't even know what the fuck he told Wendy," he said, suggesting Kevin probably lied to her about what went down on the trip.
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