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Gayle King He quoted a gay slurry without sensing while trying to say a joke on live TV.
King, 70, made the comment on the Friday, April 4 issue of Morning CBS During an interview with the comedian Matteo laneWho is open gay.
In the roundabout, King where he tried to repeat one of the jokes of standup lane, who was on the show to promote his cookbook, Your pasta sucks.
“Can we talk about the standup? May I say one joke? I hope I won’t be in trouble,” King told Lane, 38. “You’re making a reef about white girls who came to you, and they said something about cooking, and you said, ‘what is yf ——- Are you talking about it?'” “” “” “”
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He added: “I thought that was very funny. What does that mean?”
Obviously seems to find the question very funny, Lane replied, “I love you, Gayle King.”
He continued: “It means exactly what you think it means. White girls, they’re fine during the day, but they have one sip of rosé and they’re like, ‘tonight about me!’ They will not stop, I tell you.
Before the king quoted the gay slurry, Lane had been discussing his sexuality openly The TV host in the light segment.
“You embrace being gay and your homosexuality,” King told Lane. “And I’m wondering-from where came this? The funny you were able to combine with cooking and your stand-up too?”
Matteo lane
(Photo by Diasupil/Getty Images)Revealing that he felt “natural” for him to combine comedy and cook, Lane shared a little about how he contributed his upbringing to this.
He explained that he hails from “a big family where you have to have something funny to say or be judged, so you have to speak out.”
CBS removed the slurry from later feeders Morning CBS As well as from YouTube and the show’s social media channels.
Lane appeared to have taken the attention in good humor, reposting the official version, censored through its Instagram.
Although King’s comment was not impressed with some viewers, including one who described it through X as a “messy movement,” some LGBTQ+ selebs responded clearly positively on -lein.
Bob the Queen dragged divided the clip via X and called King “honestly iconic,” while the comedian Jay Jurden Weighed in by posting: “Unable to spell Gayle without“ gay. ”The High Council applauds.”
King has maintained Morning CBS and its predecessor CBS this morning Since January 2012.
