Because of Ye West’s public comments that George Floyd died of fentanyl poisoning rather than the knee of ex-cop Derek Chauvin, Floyd’s family has hinted to the media that they may sue him.

On Memorial Day of 2020 in Minneapolis, the world witnessed as Floyd died from the impact of Chavin’s knee on his neck. Since then, Chauvin has been found guilty of murder and given a 21-year prison term for his crime.

By making this claim, West is echoing the radical right rabble rouser Candace Owens, who has claimed that drugs, not the former Minneapolis police officer, were to blame for Floyd’s murder.

“I watched the George Floyd documentary that Candace Owens put out. One of the things that his two roommates said was they want a tall guy like me, and the day that he died, he said a prayer for eight minutes,” West said on the podcast ‘Drink Champs.’ “They hit him with the fentanyl. If you look, the guy’s knee wasn’t even on his neck like that.”

Kanye West says George Floyd passed away because of fentanyl and that the cop’s knee “wasn’t even on his neck like that” pic.twitter.com/sVKy3VK35O

— Kurrco (@Kurrco) October 16, 2022

Even though the coroner declared Floyd’s death a homicide caused by asphyxiation because of the ex-knee, cop’s Yeezy still made this statement.

West later questioned the podcast’s presenter N.O.R.E., saying, “Can you even run this interview?

, referring to his anti-Semitic comments that were cut from LeBron James’ “The Shop” episode.

The Washington Post says that Floyd’s family attorney is considering filing a lawsuit in response to Ye’s comments.

Peep N.O.R.E’s response below;

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 Friday will be the last episode of The Wendy Williams Show, which has aired for nearly 14 years and included hundreds of famous guests, awards, and controversy.

Variety, which originally reported the show’s cancellation, claims that the host of the daytime chat show will be absent from the final episode. Williams’ television career will be commemorated in an upcoming conclusion video montage.

“On Friday, June 17th, the final regular broadcast of The Wendy Williams Show will run, and a special video tribute to the beloved host will premiere at the end of the show. There have been 13 successful years of syndication for the series, and now it is ending “Variety was informed by a program representative.

Since the show’s inception in 2009, the 57-year-old TV host has occupied the iconic purple chair. However, she has been absent from it since 2020 due to a number of health difficulties. Williams suffers from Graves’ disease, an autoimmune condition that affects the thyroid.

Several guest hosts, including Leah Remini, Fat Joe, and Remy Ma, have taken over the show in her absence during the past two years. Sherri Shepherd, formerly of The View, will preside over the series finale as the show’s current presenter.

Executives announced in February that Shepherd would be taking over The Wendy Williams Show this fall. Debmar-Mercury, the show’s producer and distributor, confirmed to The Associated Press that their new show will replace Williams in its time slot.

We believe it is best for our fans, stations, and advertising partners to start making this transition now since Wendy is still not available to host the show as she continues on her path to recovery,” said business co-presidents Mort Marcus and Ira Bernstein in a statement.

Williams has been criticized for her provocative interviews and celebrity hot takes on air multiple times over the past 14 years, despite her success as a radio and TV presenter (she’s been nominated for 11 Daytime Emmys and 4 People’s Choice Awards).

In recent years, Williams has made a number of insensitive remarks about various high-profile women, including Meghan Markle (now the Duchess of Sussex), Dionne Warwick (winner of a Grammy), Lil’ Kim (a rapper), and NeNe Leakes (a reality TV star).

“I am often accused of being the person who says things that people truly want to say but maybe are too terrified to say it,” the talk show presenter said in a 2019 story with New York Times Magazine about her controversial interviews.

“Through the grace of God, people have given me permission to say those things for 10 seasons. I get in trouble sometimes, but it’s all good. Actually, I can’t even think of what kind of trouble,” Williams added.

Williams’s show significantly influenced mainstream culture. Memes referencing her show are a common form of online communication. Fans are disappointed that Wendy has ended without the host’s comeback.

Many Instagram accounts dedicated to Wendy Williams have called for a blackout of the season finale in her absence.

The Twitter account @ Xorah_ is only one example of the many online memorials made by fans to celebrate their favorite episodes.

With the Wendy Williams show coming to an end on Friday, I’ve compiled a thread of some of her most iconic moments pic.twitter.com/e5NJz2P4rc

— 067 (@_Xorah_) June 14, 2022

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