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Charlamagne Claps Back At Victoria Woods
On Thursday, ‘The Breakfast Club’ responded after Victoria immediately shut down her claims that they “don’t got no breakfast.” Charlamagne and Envy confirmed they had eaten that morning, and Charlamagne playfully dubbed her “sister mister,” even performing a version of the ‘Sister, Sister’ theme song. Co-host Lauren LoGrasso also chimed in and explained that the reason they hadn’t shared a “preface,” as Victoria claimed, was because she had posted the texts as receipts instead. During the exchange, Charlamagne also joked about Victoria’s reported $200K in earnings, asking, “And, you believe that?”—a comment Victoria coincidentally retracted shortly after.
Charlamagne’s Comments That Initially Set Victoria Off
As previously reported, a clip surfaced from ‘The Breakfast Club’ showing the hosts weighing in on the ongoing drama between Victoria Woods and her sister, GloRilla. Additionally, the discussion highlighted GloRilla’s parents thanking her for her help over the years, and Charlamagne Tha God weighed in, saying it was unfortunate that Glo had to share a conversation with her parents just to refute her sister’s claims.
“I’m really sad GloRilla had to do that, and I heard the momma and daddy say the three words GloRilla sister really need to hear, and that’s: get a job!” Charlamagne said, before noting that Woods now has club bookings and is doing skits. “You shouldn’t want to be known as GloRilla’s sister, so go figure something else out on your own.”
$200K Claims? Victoria Puts The Tea Out
And on Thursday, Victoria did another TMZ interview, addressing the chatter around her post claiming she made $200K in a week. While many fans celebrated the flex, Victoria clapped back, saying, “That’s not true,” and hinted that someone around her had posted it on her page. She also clarified that she realistically made closer to $30K and admitted she did “get on they a** about posting that” because it was false — giving a subtle hint to a possible collaborator she works with on social media.
