Did They Or Didn’t They? Katt Williams Responds To Fan Questions & Hints At Being Done With Podcasts On ‘Sherri’ Interview

Yesterday, legendary comedian Katt Williams returned to Sherri for an entertaining sit-down, and the discussion did not disappoint. In the interview, Sherri Shepherd subtly pressed Williams about rumors of an intimate history between them, specifically playing off earlier moments where Katt admitted he had trouble looking her in the eyes. Williams, being modest, stated that he would never reveal anything that Sherri hadn’t already confirmed.. Nonetheless, he still hinted that once someone stares directly at him, “the world will know that you’ve had the forbidden fruit.” The statement sent the crowd into a frenzy, and Sherri smiled from ear to ear as she attempted to move on to a different topic. Williams continued by framing the tension as part of a privacy boundary, choosing not to offer a full confession but also not fully denying that such a history might exist.

Later on, Sherri brought up Katt’s blockbuster appearance on Shannon Sharpe’s Club Shay Shay podcast. Surprisingly, Williams more or less signaled that he might be scaling back his podcast interviews. He admitted that he’s not a fan of his own voice. He added that after the Sharpe episode went viral, he resolved to do maybe six more podcast appearances and let that body of work speak for itself. Speaking of the Shannon Sharpe interview, it was massive. The almost three-hour interview gained significant visibility, racking up tens of millions of views (currently at 90 million) and becoming the most-viewed podcast interview in history. Williams suggested the exposure was so intense that he now feels overly scrutinized and doesn’t want to oversaturate himself.

Still, despite saying he might dial things back, Williams has made subsequent podcast appearances after the Sharpe interview. These include conversations with stand-up comic Theo Von (This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von), Joe Rogan (The Joe Rogan Experience), and NBA Hall of Famer Carmelo Anthony (7PM in Brooklyn with Carmelo Anthony). These appearances suggest that he’s not entirely stepping away from the format but may be approaching it more selectively. In the Sherri interview, he emphasized that when he does speak, he wants to choose people whose audience overlaps with his and let the content itself carry weight.

All in all, Williams’ appearance felt like a way for the 54-year-old to reassert his commitment to free speech and control his narrative while preserving some degree of mystery. He made it clear that he values being able to say what he wants, when he wants. Even when dancing around personal questions, he still pointed out that his words are his own and he won’t let anyone dictate how he speaks. Katt deciding to limit his appearances clearly aligns with these thoughts. It’s obvious that he is someone who doesn’t have to say much, but when he does, it speaks volumes. Hopefully, it’s not too long before we see him sitting down with another host again. Check out Katt Williams’ interview with Sherri Shepherd below. Share all of your thoughts in the comment section!