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Kamala Harris' talk show host ex-boyfriend Montel Williams reveals who he thinks should be leading the Democratic ticket... after making surprise endorsement after Biden dropped out
Talk show host Montel Williams may have briefly dated Kamala Harris but that does not mean she can rely on his support.
As news circulated that President Joe Biden was standing aside and endorsing his vice president, Williams weighed in on social media declaring that he was ready to campaign.
But not for her necessarily. Instead he said he was ready to get behind Wes Moore, governor of Maryland and someone seen as a future presidential candidate or 2024 VP pick.
'I'd love to see Wes Moore leading the ticket or otherwise on my ballot and I’m ready to campaign,' he posted on X.
'I've watched Wes Moore lead my home state of Maryland, and I know leadership when I see it.'
Talk Show Host Montel Williams, daughter Ashley Williams and Kamala Harris attending the Eighth Annual Race to Erase Multiple Sclerosis on May 18, 2001, in Century City
Moore is a rising star of the Democratic Party, and he was only the third black man ever elected governor.
But his comments quickly raised eyebrows given than Williams briefly dated Harris more than 20 years ago.
A string of further posts followed.
'Is anyone surprised I am interested in a politician who also went to the Naval Academy and whose leadership has impressed me?' he said, after reposting Moore's endorsement of the vice president.
And when his comments were picked up the celebrity channel TMZ he offered a clarification, saying he was ready to back whoever was the party nominee.
He was clearly ready for scrutiny even before old pictures of him with Harris resurfaced.
He used a post to discourage journalists from asking him about Harris.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is a rising star of the Democratic Party
Vice President Kamala Harris appeared at the White House on Monday morning for an event with college athletes. She used the occasion to pay tribute to President Joe Biden
'I've said what I’m going to say about the thing that keeps trending,' he wrote.
'My friends in the media should think twice about wasting time on a 20+ year old picture - you will find doing so will earn an unpleasant reaction.'
Harris is in pole position to assume the party nomination after Biden announced on Sunday that he would not seek reelection.
He endorsed Harris as his successor, and she has quickly consolidated her position with support among lawmakers and state parties.