In a recent interview, actor Samuel L. Jackson called out TV personality Steve Harvey for his claims regarding the late comedian Bernie Mac. Jackson took issue with Harvey's comments, stating that they were not true and that Harvey had no right to speak on behalf of Mac.

During the interview on a radio show, Harvey claimed that Mac's popular TV show, "The Bernie Mac Show," ended due to Mac's declining health. He went on to suggest that Mac's health struggles were a result of his "inability to balance his Hollywood commitments with his personal life."

However, Jackson, a close friend of Mac's, vehemently disagreed with Harvey's statements.

He questioned Harvey's authority to speak about Mac's personal life and noted that while Mac did face health challenges, they were unrelated to any perceived imbalance between work and personal life.

Mac passed away in 2008 at the age of 50 due to complications from pneumonia. Jackson expressed his disappointment with Harvey's comments, stating that they were disrespectful to Mac's memory and legacy.

The altercation between the two celebrities highlights the importance of honoring the truth when discussing the lives and experiences of others, particularly those who are no longer here to speak for themselves. Jackson's decision to confront Harvey's claims demonstrates his loyalty to Mac and his determination to preserve his friend's reputation.