Mo'Nique will get Netflix comedy particular after suing the streaming large

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Three years after suing Netflix, Mo’Nique is airing a particular on the streamer.

“Thrilled to announce that Netflix is the house for the following authentic stand-up particular from the groundbreaking, trailblazing, and iconic Mo’Nique!” Netflix tweeted Tuesday.

In a video with the tweet, Mo’Nique mentioned, “Can y’all consider this s—?” I completed got here on residence to Netflix.”

“Hey y’all, it’s your woman Mo’Nique and I’m so excited to share that I’ll be taking pictures my first Netflix comedy particular,” she mentioned.

She additionally plugged her upcoming film “The Deliverance,” saying, “And in case you didn’t hear, I’m additionally reuniting with my good friend, my brother, director Lee Daniels on the Netflix movie ‘The Deliverance.’ You gained’t wish to miss both of them, so y’all keep tuned! And thank y’all my candy infants. I really like us for actual.”

Mo’Nique filed a grievance towards Netflix over a gap provide of $500,000 for a standup particular in 2018. She argued the provide was discriminatory, citing multimillion-dollar offers the corporate gave to Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle, Ellen DeGeneres and Ricky Gervais.

“I had a option to make,” Mo’Nique mentioned in a Instagram submit on the time. “I might settle for what I felt was pay discrimination or I might arise for individuals who got here earlier than me and people who will come after me. I selected to face up.”

The swimsuit was reportedly settled in June for an undisclosed sum, in accordance with The Hollywood Reporter.