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[Blind Gossip] This TV host thought she would give herself a little street cred by divulging some seedy behavior in her past.

However, as soon as her bosses got wind of what she was disclosing, they notified her that she was in serious legal trouble. So she started backpedaling really fast!

She went from sharing to deny, deny, deny.

It never happened! It was all a misunderstanding!

LOL. Right.

I was around her and her boyfriend in the year [redacted]. It made me laugh when she denied helping him deal drugs. Of course she was helping him! It wasn’t just about the money, though. She loved acting the thug when she hung with him and his crew. Know what she should be more worried about? Not about the dealing. She should be more worried that someone will snitch about all the drugs she did HERSELF! Girl was hard core. She tried everything with everybody.

Of course it does not mean that she is dealing drugs or using drugs today.

But it might mean that she tell whatever lie she needs to tell to stay on the air!

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Woman:

[Optional] Would you be fine with your bosses knowing about your drug/alcohol consumption history?

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  1. Baileygirl says

    Tamron Hall. People today seem bent on blabbing everything about their past lives to anyone who will listen. Maybe these blabbers should hear how that sounds to the average person. Hmm….she dealt drugs and is now on television talking about criminals’
    The incongruity is apparent. How much of a dolt do you have to be not to realize that advertisers DO NOT LIKE any hint of scandal associated with anyone on a show that they, the advertisers are paying for with lots of cash to the networks?…

  6. teaforthee says

    Tamaron Hall.

    I don’t understand why she admitted it?? Isn’t she a former prosecutor?

    I had to disclose any drug or alcohol use for a government security clearance. It’s not even worth lying because they’ll find out. I was interviewed for an ex— for his security clearance— and they wanted to know all about his alcohol usage from HS. For just a normal, everyday job— no I would not want them to know.

  21. GretaGuesses says

    Harmon Hall admitted when filming her show that she helped her boyfriend deal drugs in college.

    Yes, because my drug And alcohol consumption history is pretty innocuous. I tried weed in college, wasn’t that i!pressed, and once in a blue moon I will have a glass of wine or a margarita. I don’t know that people’s history is their bosses ‘ business.

  25. jhwalker says

    Woman: Tamron Hall

    [Optional] Would you be fine with your bosses knowing about your drug/alcohol consumption history? Sure. I was never a heavy drinker, and I quite even that 20 years ago.

  37. trivialtime says

    Tampon Hall (auto correct and it stays)

    Bosses are work, not personal life. So, no, that wouldn’t be my pick of things for them to be “in the know”.

  39. Steffy44 says

    Tameron hall of course. Don’t care if my bosses know. I don’t have a past history of drunken party girl. I’m boring.

  44. KCeagle says

    Wendy Williams

    He!! to the NO !! lol, I’m a healthcare professional. What I do in my personal time is my business. I keep my business and private lives seperate, no overlap. If my bosses knew of some my past indiscriminations (and some ongoing) my a** would be on the unemployment line.

    Wendy is a hypocrite and bully who plays the victim card over and over. I can’t stand her. Go away please.

    • Hardball71 says

      Of course. But when you are a ‘personality’ as your work and every interview, blurb, article is just more press and folks GOOGLING your name…. free brand advertising, you might. Most work places are nothing like a talk show host gig or an entertainment role.

  51. beachchick218 says

    Tamron Hall. I see no big deal. 90% of rappers brag about it. Jay Z was a dealer and no one did anything to him.

    Who among us hasn’t done things we wished we hadn’t?

    It’s obviously a long time ago so get over it.

  55. CaintGetEnuff says

    Tamron Hall
    As long as you weren’t actively using and it happened in the distant past. Especially if it’s something you aren’t proud of, but told the story to relate to an experience. When did we become a nation of people who are so offended by the mistakes, (i.e. minor infractions, not murder, rape, or child molestation), made in others’ youth? Have we all become so perfect there’s no room for forgiveness? Especially when we all have our own bag of rocks to carry?

    • Hardball71 says

      We shouldn’t be but yet we are, offended by all. I think this is more execs are freaked. It didn’t fit into their divine vision and PR for her show or her appeal. THOSE are the guys who freak.

    • MademoiselleRose says

      @ Hardball – I agree, but in the case of television stations, I kind of understand them freaking over things. They might have previously freaked because things like that USED to be detrimental on moral grounds, but these days there is a lot more competition with different viewing mediums and they can’t afford to alienate any people so they err on the side of caution. They’ve got a business to protect in very trying times.

  56. bertwheeler says

    Tamron Hall. What a dope (no pun intended).

    Sure. The drug days are decades gone. And it was probably no different than what they did.