Kim Burrell's Radio Show Canceled After Singer's Anti-Gay Sermon
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The fallout continues for gospel singer Kim Burrell.
After Ellen DeGeneres canceled Burrell's appearance on her show earlier this week following a video emerging showing the singer giving a homophobic sermon, Burrell's radio show has now been canceled.
Burrell's show, "Bridging the Gap," was broadcast on Texas Southern University's KTSU-FM. "The Kim Burrell show is no longer airing as part of KTSU Radio programming," KTSU-FM said in a statement to Deadline on Thursday.
WATCH: Ellen DeGeneres Cancels Kim Burrell's Appearance on Her Show After Singer's Anti-Gay Sermon
Burrell was set to appear on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that aired on Thursday to sing "I See Victory" With Pharrell Williams, a song from the film Hidden Figures. But DeGeneres canceled Burrell's appearance after she said the singer said some "not so nice things about homosexuals." In her now viral sermon, 44-year-old Burrell suggested gay people will die in 2017 because of their "sins," and talked about the "perverted homosexual spirit."
"She made a statement, she was doing a Facebook Live, and she said some very not nice things about homosexuals, so I didn't feel that was good of me to have her on the show to give her a platform after she was saying things about me," DeGeneres explained.
Pharrell also denounced Burrell's comments.
WATCH: Ellen DeGeneres and Pharrell Williams Discuss Kim Burrell's Canceled 'Ellen' Apperance
"There's no space, there's no room for any kind of prejudice in 2017 and moving on. There's no room," Pharrell said. "She's a fantastic singer, I love her, just like I love everybody else and we all got to get used to that. We all have to get used to everyone's differences and understand that this is a big, gigantic, beautiful, colorful world and it only works with inclusion and empathy. It only works that way."
"Live and let live. Love and let love," he added.
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