Kamala's Ex-Boyfriend Goes Public With MUST SEE News About Her

Former daytime TV personality Montel Williams is dismissing media inquiries about his past relationship with Vice President Kamala Harris, cautioning that any attempts to engage him will result in an “unpleasant reaction.”

“I’ve said what I’m going to say about the thing that keeps trending,” he posted on the X platform in a tweet that has since been deleted, alluding to his relationship with Harris from years ago. “My friends in the media should think twice about wasting time on a 20+-year-old picture—you will find doing so will earn an unpleasant reaction.”

In another tweet that has also been removed, Williams shared a screenshot from his media representative, shutting down questions about Harris. “Ask stupid questions, win stupid prizes. I’m going to do this to every reporter who asks me this creepy, misogynistic question. I have no obligation to be cordial to reporters asking creepy and inappropriate questions,” his rep, Jonathan Franks, previously posted.

In an X post that remains online, Williams clarified that he and Harris “briefly dated about 20 years ago when we were both single. So what? I have great respect for Sen. Harris. I have to wonder if the same stories about her dating history would have been written if she were a male candidate?”

Williams has been vocal on social media since news broke that Harris was the likely Democratic nominee for president, but initially appeared reluctant to endorse her. He initially reposted Biden’s withdrawal announcement while endorsing another candidate, Maryland governor Wes Moore, despite Moore not having declared an intention to run.

As The Daily Beast reported:

As Williams voiced his support for Moore, he seemed to address why he publicly supported the Maryland governor before Harris: “Is anyone surprised I am interested in a politician who also went to the Naval Academy and whose leadership has impressed me?” he posted.

In the end, Williams did express tacit support for Harris by reposting Moore’s endorsement of her and then screenshotting the action again with the caption “Reminding folks I RT’d this.”

Over the weekend, British TV journalist Piers Morgan described Vice President Kamala Harris as the “most far-left senator” in modern history while predicting that the “honeymoon” period she’s experiencing as she starts her presidential campaign will be short-lived.

Morgan appeared on Fox News Saturday Night with host Jimmy Failla, who had previously compared former President Donald Trump to Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger, noting that both are showmen who haven’t slowed down with age. Morgan also predicted that Trump was just beginning his campaign efforts for the election.

Shifting focus to the upcoming race, Morgan expressed his belief that Harris would face significant challenges against Trump in November. He claimed Biden was pressured by Democratic Party elites to exit the race, likening the party’s leaders to the ruthless characters in the 1990 mafia film, “Goodfellas.”

“I think the whole thing has been a fascinating exercise in the ruthless betrayal nature of politics,” he commented. “One minute, they are all over you like a rash, and the next minute, you are a rash.”

Morgan was then asked by Failla to address the media “propaganda” that portrays Harris in a positive light while often ignoring her record on issues and her overall unpopularity.

“Now we are being told she’s the greatest person in the world despite the fact she ran for president, and when she dropped out, she was polling behind ISIS,” Failla joked.

“She’s getting a fantastically amazing honeymoon, and it’s going to last about a week,” Morgan said. “Then reality will kick in, and Donald Trump will start going very hard, as he already is about her record, and her record is she is literally, probably the most far-left senator in modern American history.”