Mary J. Blige Reveals Why She Fired A Staffer From Her 'For My Fans' Tour
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The Grammy winner said the culprit risked “their whole life just to get a couple of likes.”
Along with “hateration” and “holleration,” Mary J. Blige will also not be tolerating leaks associated with her concerts.
In an exclusive interview with People, the Grammy-winning artist revealed that she fired a staff member after the setlist for her upcoming “For My Fans” tour was leaked last week.
“Yeah, I was pissed, and I fired someone because of it,” Blige said. “We worked too hard and the setlist is the most private thing.”
Blige called the leak “unprofessional,” and added that the culprit risked “their whole life just to get a couple of likes.”
Still, she said, fans can rest assured that there are plenty more surprises from the “My Life” singer.
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