In a recent episode of "Club Shay Shay," Katt Williams and Mo'Nique opened up about their personal experiences, but according to Judge Mathis, this public sharing of their "truth" was a detrimental move for the Black community. Judge Mathis, renowned for his legal expertise and candid commentary, called for an end to the ongoing public conflicts among Black entertainers. Though he did not mention Katt and Mo'Nique by name, the social media sphere has been in disarray since their interviews aired.

Judge Mathis expressed his disapproval, calling the recent spate of mudslinging an embarrassment to Black culture.

He believes that Hollywood executives and studios are observing the spectacle and quietly laughing from the sidelines. In his argument, Judge Mathis noted that he doesn't witness other cultures tearing each other down in public, emphasizing that Black people seem to be the target of this sideshow behavior.

The seasoned justice acknowledged that he too can lose his temper in his own courtroom, but stressed that these outbursts are molded into entertainment for his television shows. Judge Mathis concluded by emphasizing the need for these stars to settle their issues in private settings instead of setting bad examples for others.

It remains to be seen whether Shannon Sharpe, host of "Club Shay Shay," will continue to invite celebrities with grievances to air or if he will take a step back. However, it seems that he may lean towards the latter option. To be continued...