Katt Williams Unloads on Ex Hazel-E, Dubs Her an Ugly Atheist Who Hates Her Blackness

At one time, Katt Williams and Hazel-E were a happy couple, but not anymore.

Thursday, the 47-year-old comedian hurled a bunch of insults at the former reality star and said she was ugly, an atheist, and didn’t like being Black. Katt also talked about Hazel’s ex-boyfriend, who he said is just a teenager with a lengthy criminal past.

Katt Williams Insults Hazel-E On Instagram Live

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“Remember she showed up with that little boy that was like 19?” he said on Instagram Live! “That n—- was a full fledged killer, and she had that n—- out here on motherf—–’ red carpets and sh– with a bow tie on? If you don’t get 17 felonies the f— up out of the ‘Littlefoot’ premiere. You crossed the line.”

Katt and Hazel began dating in 2014 and split two years later when Katt’s home was raided by the police. Hazel said she was incredibly shaken by the incident and left the comedian immediately afterward.

But Katt said he was the one who ended things, because Hazel didn’t believe in God.

“Truthfully, that’s why I left her,” he claimed. “The b—- is a god d-mn atheist. I told her ‘Before God, I was the king of the n—–.’ This b-tch said ‘I don’t believe in God or n—–.’ I said ‘B-tch, if you don’t get your satanic, demonic, I-wanna-be-a-cracker in the face ass up outta here. I will call down the ghost of Sojourner Truth to walk up your motherf—– street. What in the Harriet Tubman is this light skinned ugly b-tch talking about? How the f— is you light skin and ugly?”

But arguably the most scathing part of Katt’s message is when he accused the former “Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood” star of receiving money to fulfill sexual fetishes in Dubai.

“Hazel-E was ugly while I was f——g the b-tch,” stated Katt. “Soon as I leave, the b-tch nose is crooked. She got a under and over bite. The b—- is in Dubai getting sh– on. I love it. Fellas, if your woman goes to Dubai, you know how cleanliness is next to Godliness? Well say Du-bye to that b-tch. They giving them b-tches 10 racks to sh– on them.”

Hazel has yet to respond to Katt’s message.

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