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During an episode of Chappelle’s Show, the late comedian and actor Charlie Murphy shared a hilarious story about playing basketball with the legendary Prince. The confrontation came after Prince invited Charlie and his superstar brother Eddie Murphy upstairs to his flat for a game and homemade pancakes.
Howard Hewett, a former member of the 80s R&B group Shalamar who launched the career of Grammy Award-winning Jody Whatley, sat down with DJ Vlad for an interview, and one of the segments of this conversation the finds revealing the events of the infamous Charlie Murphy story. really happened.
“I wasn’t there, but they met at this place everyone used to go to called El Privado’s on Sunset Boulevard. Every Monday night everyone used to hang out there- down Rick James, Prince everybody,” Hewett said. “The next day, Micki [Free] calls me up and says ‘Dude, we saw Short Cat at El Privados, and they invited us over to the house, well, he was with Prince. We saw Eddie and Charlie Murphy and invited them home to play.
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Hewett continued, “Once they got up there listening to music and stuff, Prince said ‘Do you wanna play basketball? And Micki said, “Man, he came out because Eddie and them were ready for basketball, and then Prince came out in his heels.” This boy, he can ball in the heels, almost dunk. Micki told me after they finished, he told me that [Prince] was like ‘I’m going to make pancakes.’
Fans will always remember Prince’s legacy, and one of the things being talked about is the distribution of his money. Prince is still seeing money coming in seven years after his untimely death, but his estate hasn’t figured out how to handle it in all those years.
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According to a report by Variety, Prince’s estate has reached an agreement that his assets are valued at $156.4 million. There has been controversy surrounding the late singer’s estate as all kinds of figures have been thrown around, but the Internal Revenue Service and Comerica will distribute Prince’s money with the permission of his heirs, including six of his brothers. and sisters.
Take a trip down memory lane and watch the infamous sketch from Chappelle’s Show below.
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