DL Hughley Played Himself With this video about Queen Elizabeth
September 10, 2022
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as posted by the channelPreviously, the death of Queen Elizabeth II was reported, and news of the death has caused ranging responses. The woman passed away at the age of 96, and many took to social media to call out the death of the monarch. Now, D.L. Hughley has chimed in with his thoughts, calling out Black Twitter for their harsh response.
While speaking to TMZ, Hughley said, “I think that anybody that holds the idea that you can't be sad for somebody when they pass on, I think lacks a level of humanity.” He continued, “I'm not a monarchist but I can see—even if you ain't a queen. Somebody lost they grandmother and their mother. Somebody lost a dear family member.” While seemingly disappointed, Hughley said, “I think it shows the lack of humanity that we seem to be in for these days.”
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