Keri came on the red carpet at the 2009 soul train awards and on the Mo’Nique show lookin gorgeous! I have to say once I found out that she was going to be on the Mo’Nique show I asked why after that had got into it over twitter. Well I have to say they cleared all that mess up, and the first thing addressed on the Mo’Nique show interview was the Twitter beef.

Mo’Nique set the record straight, by letting Keri Hilson know that the Twitter page that had the things written about Keri, was not her Twitter page and it acually was a fake page. She apologized for the drama and Keri went on to say how she didnt expect Mo’Nique to say what she said and didnt think it was her saying it either. Keri said:

“Well I think I look more like a cat anway.” Its good to see Keri can handle this foolishness in good humor and fun! “

Oh and for all you haters Mo’Nique said screw yall!

It was good to see that they didnt dwell on the drama. They addressed it and soon climbed over that hump. Other topics touched on were her album and her gratitude for its success. And also her songwriting skills. Big ups to Keri and Mo for being grown women and saying forget the drama!

We are all aware of the big twitter drama that happened about a month ago between Mo’Nique and Keri Hilson, if not here is a recap. About a month ago comedian Mo’Nique took to her twitter page to express her views on singer Keri Hilson.  She even went as far as to call her a “bird looking b***h!

But from what I hear Keri is set to perform and be a guest on the Mo’Nique show.  It is said that Keri is ready to go on the show and finally talk to Mo’Nique about  the things she said about her. The show is to be aired later this week, man all I can think is drama drama drama! Make sure ya’ll tune in.

Here’s the rest of her tweets:

Carol’s Daughter founder Lisa Price, helped set off the lauch of Carol’s Daughters 9th store, which opened in Atlanta’s Lenox Square Mall over the weekend.. Friday kicked off the grand opening celebratory events with a VIP charity event. Comedian Steve Harvey, Monique, Boris Kodjoe, Steve Stoute, and many other industry heads dropped by Lenox Square to support the event where 33% of all proceeds went Mary J. Blige’s FFAWN organization.