Dream Hampton Apologizes For Including Charlamagne In ‘Surviving R. Kelly’

Dream Hampton, the producer of “Surviving R. Kelly,” has issued an apology for including Charlamagne Tha God in the docu-series.

By Xaviera On Jan 8, 2019

Dream Hampton, the producer of “Surviving R. Kelly,” has issued an apology after drawing backlash for including Charlamagne Tha God in the docu-series.

Many viewers of the docu-series felt it was in very poor taste allow Charlamagne to give commentary on R. Kelly, when he too has been accused of sexual assault and problematic behaviors.

Peep a few tweets:

I don’t believe Dream Hampton. She knew how pproblematic Charlamagne was. She just chose to ignore it and feign like she doesn’t know how to do a basic google search

— U4EA (@recogniZE_TAste) January 6, 2019

@dreamhampton literally triggering watching charlamagne on #SurvivingRKelly @lifetimetv after what happen to Jessica reid I hope you investigate that see how she felt hearing him say "black women are the easiest to sexually assault" where's that 15year olds support? Victims hurt2 pic.twitter.com/C60Egr2fCE

— THEPERFECTDIARY (@INANNAPERFECT) January 7, 2019

@dreamhampton how can you have Charlamagne the God in the docuseries which focuses on abused women when he is also accused of raping an underage girl? I know you heard about Jessica Reid’s story. Sigh ? ? #SurvivingRKelly

— Nia Educational (@NiaEducational) January 6, 2019

Serious question: Is @dreamhampton gonna answer why she left Charlamagne in the final cut?

— Regular Season Nata (@NataTheScribe) January 6, 2019

really gonna need dream hampton to explain what prompted her to put charlamagne and joe budden in this docuseries and quickly, if possible

— iya (@iyanabriell) January 6, 2019

Dream accepted full responsibility saying at the time he was interviewed for “Surviving R. Kelly” she had no knowledge of the past accusations against him.

She added that she was busy fighting to have R. Kelly’s brother, Bruce Kelly, removed from the docu-series…to no avail.

I’m just seeing Charlamagne’s 2010 tweet tonight. I interviewed him before the story abt him broke but should have cut him altogether, rather than limit his appearance. It was a huge mistake. I prob spent more time arguing to cut Bruce. Again, mistake. #SurvivingRKelly

— dream hampton (@dreamhampton) January 6, 2019

He was asked because he’s been so clear and vocal with his criticism and condemnation of R Kelly. He was interviewed before the story abt him broke. I tweeted an apology a few mins ago explaining I didn’t see his old tweets until I was tagged with them tonight. https://t.co/Ixm5akQyOR

— dream hampton (@dreamhampton) January 6, 2019

Hi new followers, I quit twitter abt 3 years ago ?

— dream hampton (@dreamhampton) January 6, 2019

They should drag me for this. I missed it, which is my fault. https://t.co/T1N0s0ry7A

— dream hampton (@dreamhampton) January 7, 2019

Charlamagne has not addressed the backlash. He was also absent from “The Breakfast Club” on the morning they discussed the docu-series.

I’m not sure if that was a coincidence or strategic.

What are your thoughts about including him in the docu-series?