Christian Keyes is sharing strong claims against Tyler Perry, accusing him of trying to steal his show, ‘All The Queen’s Men.’
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Christian Keyes Accuses Tyler Perry Of Trying To Steal His Show ‘All The Queen’s Men’
On December 8, Christian Keyes took to Instagram to share a reel with his followers. Furthermore, in the clip, he explained that he was informed that ‘All The Queen’s Men’ would not be returning to BET.
“… The good news is that there are already multiple, wonderful studios and streaming companies interested in the prequels, and the spin off show. So, the ATQM universe will continue, there will be a couple definite casting changes, but the show will go on. ATQM will just end up somewhere amazing, with quality leadership and accountability,” he captioned the reel.
Check out the clip by clicking here.
Then, earlier this week, Instagram user @livebitez captured footage from a recent livestream of Keyes. In it, he accused Tyler Perry of trying to take his credit, and even alleged Perry’s input on the show led to overtly sexual and “weird” scenes.
Social Media Weighs In
Social media users gathered in TSR’s comment section to weigh in on Christian Keyes’ allegations against Tyler Perry.
While Instagram user @the.shandawg added, “As someone who has watched the show from the beginning, I can honestly say I have not watched the last season yet, but it’s almost like you can tell when Tyler Perry took over the writing”
Before The Accusations From Christian Keyes, Tyler Perry Was Making Headlines
Christian Keyes isn’t the first to recently send allegations Tyler Perry’s way. As The Shade Room previously reported, in June 2025, Derek Dixon, an actor on Perry’s ‘The Oval,’ accused the executive producer of sexual assault in a $260 million lawsuit.
In turn, Perry denied the allegations.
But, more recently, in December 2025, Mario Rodriguez, an actor from Perry’s ‘Boo! A Madea Halloween,’ accused Perry of sexual assault. This, in a $77 million lawsuit.
