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CeeLo Green Dropped From 2 Concerts, Including One on Military Base, After Rape Comments

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The Voice" judge CeeLo Green on the Sept. 17, 2012 episode of the show. Green says he won't be returning to the show. (Credit: NBC)

 

The Voice" judge CeeLo Green on the Sept. 17, 2012 episode of the show. Green says he won't be returning to the show. (Credit: NBC)
The Voice” judge CeeLo Green on the Sept. 17, 2012 episode of the show. Green says he won’t be returning to the show. (Credit: NBC)

Corrine Heller, ENTERTAINMENT ONLINE

 

LOS ANGELES (E! Online) — CeeLo Green has been dropped from the lineup of two concerts, including one sponsored by the U.S. Navy, following recent controversial comments about rape that were reportedly posted on his Twitter page.

The 40-year-old “F–k You” singer and former The Voice coach has not commented about the cancellations. He had apologized for the controversial remarks that he said were “attributed” to him and which were deleted following an online backlash. The controversy immediately followed a recent drug case involving CeeLo and a woman.

CeeLo was supposed to co-headline a Freedom Live brand gig on Sept. 20 at the Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling military installation in Washington, D.C. with the country group Little Big Town. Organizers recently announced the singer will no longer perform.

 

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