Bill Cosby Thanks Whoopi Goldberg and Jill Scott for Defending Him
Cosby took to Twitter to give his thanks:
Scott, who played James Brown's wife in the biopic "Get On Up," defended Cosby last week on Twitter when a user posted a petition asking Temple University to end its relationship with the comedian.
"oh ok. So they've proven the alleged allegations?" Scott asked the user Sunday. "I didn't know. Will they also be giving him back the millions he's donated?"
When other Twitter users questioned Scott, she still stood by him.
"U know Bill Cosby?" she tweeted. "I do child and this is insane. Proof. Period."
She then tweeted about the controversy:
Goldberg defended the star on "The View" in November, saying she was skeptical of the rape claims from Barbara Bowman.
"I have a lot of questions for the lady," Goldberg said. "Perhaps the police might have believed it, or the hospital," the co-host said. "Don't you do a kit when you say someone has raped you?"
Cosby hasn't spoken out about the allegations, but his lawyer called them "increasingly ridiculous and ... completely illogical."
The complete interaction on Jill Scott's #Twitter goes like this:
As followers began questioning her and throwing negativity her way, she defended Cosby, calling the accusations "insane."
She finally seemed to put an end to the conversation, but didn't change her stance.
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