Katt Williams had a lot of things to get off his chest while speaking on Club Shay Shay. During the viral interview the comedian also spoke about Chris Tucker and alleged that he’s not the same Chris Tucker that we all know because he’s on “Epstein Island.”

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During the conversation, the host, Shannon Sharpe asked Katt Williams if he would be down to do another “Friday” movie. “Ice Cube already asked me to write it. This is what these guys are mad about. We lost some great people before this movie could come out regardless so yeah there desperately needs to be one, but we miss John Witherspoon in a way that can’t really be quantified if I’m being honest with you.” He added, “and the Chris Tucker we got now is Epstein island Chris Tucker, not Smokey.”

If your not familiar with the list that will soon be released, it is being reported by NBC that  federal court documents containing previously hidden names of people associated in some way with the sex offender will be released to the public on Wednesday. Many of the more than 150 people named in the civil court filings have previously been publicly disclosed as connected in some way with Epstein, who killed himself in 2019 after being arrested on federal child sex trafficking charges.

The Epstein controversy primarily revolves around allegations of sex trafficking, with victims who were often underage girls. As details emerged, it became apparent that Epstein had built an extensive network of individuals who procured, abused, and exploited young girls, enticing them with money, promises of modeling careers, and other enticing opportunities. The allegations spanned several decades and continents, raising questions about the breadth and depth of Epstein’s activities.

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Epstein’s first brush with the law came in 2005 when he faced allegations of sexually abusing minors. Despite substantial evidence against him, he struck a controversial plea deal in 2008, which resulted in a remarkably lenient 13-month sentence. This plea deal, widely criticized as a miscarriage of justice, allowed Epstein to largely evade the consequences of his actions, leaving his victims feeling betrayed and let down by the legal system.

As the Epstein controversy unfolded, numerous high-profile individuals found themselves implicated in his web of exploitation. Some were accused of participating in or turning a blind eye to his illegal activities, while others were linked to his social circle and financial dealings. Among those implicated were business magnate Donald Trump, former president Bill Clinton, British Prince Andrew, and renowned scientist Stephen Hawking, to name a few. However, it is important to note that allegations do not equate to guilt, and many individuals have denied any involvement or knowledge of Epstein’s crimes.