Katt Williams has once again came into controversy by revealing Oprah Winfrey’s alleged sabotage of black actresses’ careers in Hollywood. His recent statements about on a far-standing matter within the industry: the systemic undervaluing and underpayment of black talent, particularly female actors.

Williams claims that there’s a concerted effort by influential figures like Oprah to suppress the careers of black actresses, paying them less than their talent warrants and limiting their chances for advancement. He claims Oprah of hypocrisy, criticizing her for portraying herself as a victim of racism while perpetuating inequality within the industry.

The focus of Williams’ criticism nearly turned to Taraji P. Henson, who discover herself in the spotlight after a tearful revelation on Gayle King’s Sirius XM radio show. Henson showed frustration over being paid a fraction of what she deserves for her work, echoing sentiments shared by numerous black actresses facing same challenges.

The matter of pay disparities and inequality in Hollywood is not new, with actresses like Henson, Gabrielle Union, and Keke Palmer speaking out against the including hurdles they face in an industry that often undervalues their contributions.

Williams’ outspokenness on the issue has garnered significant attention, with his nearly appearance on the “Club Shay Shay” podcast attracting millions of views. He unapologetically calls out Oprah and other industry elites for their role in perpetuating systemic injustice against black talent.

Moreover, Williams’ asserts are supported by actions taken by other celebrities like 50 Cent, who has officially criticized Oprah for her alleged mistreatment of black artists. He has even gone so long as to cast Monique in his own projects to support revive her career after she faced backlash for speaking out against Oprah and Tyler Perry.