Nick Cannon Steps Away From Radio Show to Engage in ‘Reflection and Education’
The actor and host apologized earlier this week for making anti-Semitic comments.
The actor and host apologized earlier this week for making anti-Semitic comments.
Cannon sparked controversy while discussing race on his podcast.
“We got your back and love you,” Diddy said in a statement on Twitter.
“I demand full ownership of my billion dollar ‘Wild ‘N Out’ brand,” Cannon said Wednesday.
‘Nick Cannon Radio’ and ‘Nick Cannon Weekends’ will debut in early 2020.
He’ll be joined by guests J.B. Smoove, Jeannie Mai, and Kelly Osbourne.
The singer sat down with Cannon for an interview about her new reality TV special.
Host and producer decided he wanted his own show after filling in for Wendy Williams.
“Nick Cannon is that fresh sound we were looking for,” the station says.
Guest panelists have hosted the show since Jan. 28.