Charlamagne Tha God Says He Fell Out With Wendy Williams Because Her Husband Became Possessive About Mistress

Charlamagne Tha God has given more information on Wendy Williams‘ husband Kevin Hunter and his alleged mistress of 10 years Sharina Hudson.

Last week, shortly after Williams admitted that she’s been living in a sober house, “The Breakfast Club” host said that he was the one who introduced Hudson to Hunter.

Charlamagne Tha God (right) said his falling out with Wendy Williams (center) and Kevin Hunter (left) was over Hunter’s alleged mistress. (Photo: Getty Images, Bobby Bank / Paras Griffin)

Then on Monday, March 25, Charlamagne said Hudson is the reason he no longer speaks to the married couple, because Hunter thought he was trying to hook her up with one of his friends.

Charlamagne used to be Williams’ sidekick on the radio when she hosted her own show on New York’s 107.5 WBLS, before she was on television.

“I just want to reiterate that Kevin Hunter is a sucker. He’s been a sucker for Sharina Hudson, aka Nicki, for a long time,” said Charlamagne. “Do you know that’s the reason I don’t deal with the Hunters anymore. The reason I don’t deal with Kevin and Wendy anymore is because Kevin thought I was trying to hook Sharina up with Wax back in 2009.”

Charlamagne also spoke to the New York Post’s Page Six about Hudson and said Hunter not only fired him from Williams’ show over Wax, but he tried to have him blackballed as well. Hunter has been his wife’s manager for quite some time.

“Kevin has literally gone out of his way to try to stop my livelihood, to cut my head off and stop me from other jobs,” explained the radio host. “He has done it a couple of times. Kevin has definitely got a couple of cease-and-desist letters from my attorney.”

In addition to that, reports are now emerging that Hudson was pregnant by Hunter, had the baby on March 20 and has been in a Philadelphia hospital since then.

Plus, on Monday, March 25, Williams was spotted stepping out of her sober house, located in Queens, N.Y., without her wedding ring on, which of course raised eyebrows because she placed a lot of importance on the ring earlier this month.

“Don’t ask me about mine until you see this gone, and it ain’t going anywhere. Not in this lifetime,” said Williams about her ring when she returned to “The Wendy Williams Show” after being gone since December.

She was seen wearing her ring on Monday’s show, however.

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