Steve Harvey is certainly not good friends with somebody close to his business or with access to his inner workings. This person (or persons) went to a UK press outlet, DailyMail.com, and held nothing back in revealing Harvey’s current published and previously unpublished challenges, including:
- Harvey’s angst over a visit to Trump and the huge backlash
- Harvey’s backlash from the Asian community over a “racist” TV segment
- Harvey canceling the popular “Neighborhood Awards”
- Harvey going to court to prevent a videographer from releasing tapes of him from years ago allegedly discriminating against white people.
The outlet states that Harvey had to cancel his popular Neighborhood Awards, a show that supported and recognized local businesses from around the nation during a culminated awards show, which was a huge success. The concept owned by Harvey’s former business partner Rushion Mcdonald has been halted for an alleged “lack of promotion” according to the UK outlet. McDonald parted ways with Harvey almost a year ago which we posted in Radio Facts and it is well known in industry circles that McDonald was the brainchild in many of Harvey’s huge business successes including his syndicated radio show with Premiere Networks, Harvey’s wildly successful book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man and both movies that were made after the New York Times Bestseller. McDonald also spearheaded Harvey’s current TV show in 2012. We reached out to McDonald and he was not available to comment on the story.
SOURCE: RadioFacts.com
